Photos here show dangerous blackberry vines on a part of the Puget Power Trail in Kent, Washington. The location is the stream bridge on the west side of 64th Avenue South. Pictures illustrate vine growth at the east end of the bridge. Vines intrude at the west end of the bridge but much less severely. The bridge is at the center of this Wikimapia aerial view.

Photos were taken in July and August of 2016.

Vine-pruning by me is evident in the second and third photos; that effort is described in their captions. I used small pruning shears and long-handled loppers. More aggressive pruning, beyond my ability, is required to keep the vines at bay.

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