: New: You can Find the Equine Vine thing

About a month ago, I pointed out an "equine vine" wire-frame garden ornament thingy in Golden Gate Park. I dunno if it's worth seeking out, but if you do want to seek it out, then my location description "Kezar Stadium" wasn't so helpful—Kezar is a stadium-sized stadium, and is 99.9+% not this wire-frame garden ornament thingy. So I took some photos of Kezar Stadium and then scribbled annotations on them to help folks find this thing.

View from near the Willard/Polytechnic stadium entrance. I circled the spot you're looking for.

altered photo: view across a running track+soccer field. on the other side of the track is coral-colored big arch. there's also a fence. the alteration: someone has circled a bit of fence in red

View from several yards east of the spot, with the spot circled. It really doesn't stand out much; the wire-frame thingy you're looking for is about the same color as the fence it's behind. It doesn't even stand out from the wall it's in front of.

altered photo: view of a bit of road, a driveway, some fence, and (if you squint and peer really hard) a wire-frame garden ornament with some vines growing on it. the alteration: someone circled the ornament thingy

View from outside the stadium's west entrance. The ornament-thingy is circled. Notice that as you approach the west entrance, a tall hedge prevents you from seeing the ornament-thingy.

altered photo: path, lawn, fence, hedge, the edge of a big arch, and an ornament-thing. the alteration: someone has circled the ornament-thing and also written 'big arch' with an arrow pointing to the edge of the big arch

View from standing next to the arch, inside the stadium, near the west entrance. The ornament-thingy is circled

altered photo: path, lawn, fence, hedge, the edge of a big arch, and an ornament-thing. the alteration: someone has circled the ornament-thing and also written 'big arch' with an arrow pointing to the edge of the big arch plus 'entrance' with an arrow showing where the entrance is, next to the arch

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