Is this normal yellowing?

[Garbage_bear]

i knew that was going to happen about ten years ago when i went down there for a vacation in sun river. hit up 10 barrel to get some growlers filled and i could just see the influx of californians coming in and recreating their all-the-same tiny boxes and shopping centers and whatnot. can't really blame em, the climate there is fantastic with four real seasons, the beauty of the PNW without the constant rain inherent to the cascades, and some of the best outdoors accessibility in the country.

but, with the fruits and nuts came the liberal policies, and with the liberal policies came the homeless. they're going to migrate to wherever there is a concentration of money and social warriors, it's just the way it is. there's a reason you don't see them as visibly in places like TX and NM -- people are fucking hostile down there even if NM leans more liberal than TX.

Yeah the Californians have taken it over and brought all the stupid policies with them. Brought lots of money in the area. It’s kind of like a rich ski town with tons of homeless now. Very liberal people running the city which of course brings all the liberal problems. I’m 60% redneck and 40% hippie so the redneck in me said let’s get the hell out of this mini San Diego and I moved into the mountains, super private pine tree farm in the Ochocos.

The homeless thing has just been in the last few years. They literally migrated here from wherever because measure 110 basically legalized hard drugs. My buddy runs a rental shop across the street from the homeless shelter they put in. Boy he has told me some stories. One dude went ape shit and attacked a car with a machete, one lady was found all beat up with her pants off in front of the shop, and on and on it goes. They put tents up all in front of his shop so they put the generators facing their tents and ran them all day to make em leave.

It’s quite sad seeing the huge divide in wealth and rampant homelessness. Anyway I’m out of there and growing weed in the mountains. I feel as free as it gets in this country at the moment.