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seen on the way back to NY. E spotted it first and started shouting "BEEB BEEB BEEB!" and i thought she was maybe having an aneurism, but then i spotted it, too.
so, for beeb. with a minor edit, of course :)
The C13! Driven down it many times, this sign has been replaced by a modern one that doesn't show the road designations, merely the plain, unadorned old place names! That's progress for you!
I don't want to give too much away, but (fortunately for me, as I needed to use it this morning), this road isn't actually closed. It's been used as a rat-run in the past when the parallel main road is closed, so the highway authority is trying to deter over-use of the narrow lane.
For We're Here, today visiting Pointless Signs.
If you remember a long time back, I was complaining that the new road signs have this problem when attached to the new support poles... You actually have to fix the sign lower so the top part is showing..
1940's-50's era Arkansas cutout shield. Now part of the Junction 166 Cafe near Pocahontas, Arkansas.
During the late afternoon this Short Eared Owl perched on all the road signs near the field in which he was hunting. He even stopped the traffic as two cars stopped to watch.
Bologna is plagued by boring graffiti.
The fallen of Cefalonia (Kefalonia or Cephalonia) relates to a massacre of Italian soldiers during the second world war, as described in Captain Corelli's Mandolin.
Junkyard beauty in heaps and piles the size of semi truck containers. I looked for color and design. Amazing machinery, parts, welding, patterns, designs, illusions, small hills of junk on junk next to crushed cars stacked ontop in six-packs. There were more sections the size of a city block that we didn't have time to explore. A never ending mind bend of imagination.
For these prints I’m using recycled eco friendly canvas containing up to 55% post-consumer recycled content. The remaining content comes from sources that practice sustainable forestry. Imaging process uses vegetable and soy-based inks.
36 inch STOP sign with reflector buttons. These were often found along Missouri expressways in the early-mid 1960's.
i love the way the kids are breaking free from the triangle away from the scary adult person/paedo. ha,ha.
and the wee girls got cool bunches but some retard has drawn a willy on her. shame.
These are controversial in many areas of London. The idea, I think, is that traffic isn’t allowed in streets close to schools during the “school run” times, to make it safer for children. Large numbers of children are taken to & from school by car, creating very busy areas. In these streets, I believe only cars registered to an address in the street are allowed to drive through during these times - other motorists would be fined. I don’t do the school run, so my problem with the scheme is that it doesn’t seem to help - it just moves the traffic to other roads so they get blocked instead. Also, it only applies on school days - which days are they? In this area different schools have different term dates, so it would be easy to break the rules by mistake. Chaos reigns!
CC: week 38: Road signs