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Holiday edition of Bad Parking in The Villages

By Staff Report

Here’s the holiday edition of Bad Parking and as you can see the Parking Patrol has been hard at work here in Florida’s Friendliest Hometown.

Wrong-way parking Village of Duval
Taking up four spaces at Brownwood
Holiday company in Village of Duval
Catch of the Day at Blue Fin
When you gotta go …..
Make room for the Mustang
Special Parking at Winn-Dixie
Extra Long
Too important to walk at Publix
Under the Mistletoe
In red but out of line at Target
Double Bad Parking at Chula Vista
Big Ten Parking for the Badger
Santa’s helper
Peculiar Parking at Publix at Trailwinds Plaza
Entitled at Lake Sumter Landing
Loading up the holiday spirits
Preferred parking at Pinellas Plaza
Publix at Trailwinds Village
Entitled Corvette
No Parking at La Plaza Grande
Snowbird parking at Winn-Dixie at Pinellas Plaza
Shopping at Sam’s Club
Longer lines needed
Taking up two spaces
Sunday shopper at Publix at Mulberry

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