Chill restored: The Dude Chilling Park sign has officially been replaced
The ‘chill’ has been returned to Vancouver’s Dude Chilling Park.
The park’s famous sign was allegedly stolen during the week of June 25, resulting in a major lack of chill.
But according to a tweet from the Vancouver Park Board, the sign has now been replaced.
The Dude abides! Purloined park sign back home in Guelph Park today, thanks to speedy replacement by #VanParkBoard staff. Resume chilling, one and all. pic.twitter.com/QsdMijXTdF
— Vancouver Park Board (@ParkBoard) July 5, 2018
“The Dude abides! Purloined park sign back home in Guelph Park today, thanks to speedy replacement by #VanParkBoard staff. Resume chilling, one and all,” wrote the Park Board.
In a previous interview with Daily Hive, Alex Downie, Manager of Park Operations for the Vancouver Park Board, said the sign was most likely stolen “as a souvenir to decorate someone’s basement [or] rec room.”
The last time the park’s sign was stolen was back in 2014, and it was never recovered.
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