>>2828893If you're painting or doing something other than exploring, run like hell but if all you're doing is checking stuff out, act like a clueless tourist. At least in the US it works well with both property owners, cops, and judges. I caught a charge exploring an old dog racing facility outside of Phoenix. The sheriff showed up, found us standing on a mountain of pigeon shit, asked us politely to leave and wrote me a ticket because we drove my vehicle. I showed up in court told the judge, "I didn't realize this was private property. There were some signs but they were hung on the fence facing the direction of the field, not the actual facility, which had its own fence and open gate." As retarded as that sounds he dropped the charges and said it was unlikely the owner sufficiently marked the boundaries of the property if I just drove my car in there, and told me to stay away from it.
