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This golden Novotel building stands out when driving on the freeway heading towards the Westgate Bridge after coming out of the City Link tunnel under the Yarra river. The building stands out with that colour. HWW
Open road west of Calgary, Alberta. The last freeway we will see for a few weeks. Day 7 of our BC - Yukon epic. The real driving starts tomorrow: 2500+ kms in three days from Lake Louise - Whitehorse.
With the Westgate Tunnel exit going westbound on the Geelong lanes. The Exit seems to come out on the left (Millers Road )lanes. It reminds me of the 401 Freeway in Toronto which had multiple lanes with dividers meaning one had to know which lane to get in quite a way beforehand.
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This is the University Avenue pedestrian bridge in Berkeley, CA. Five images stitched together.
The stuff rainbows are made of, saw several of them this day. Had one behind me when I took this shot.
National Highway No. 3 is the second North-South freeway in Taiwan. It begins in Keelung City at Jijin Interchange on the Provincial Highway No. 2 (Jijin Road) and ends in Linbian, Pingtung on the Provincial Highway No. 17.
The total length of the highway is 430.5 km (267.5 mi), with 55 interchanges, 13 junctions, 11 toll stations, and 7 service areas en route. Aside from the 55 public interchanges, there are also some interchanges reserved for governmental usage.
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三峽鳶山远拍福耳摩沙高速公路
福爾摩沙高速公路是臺灣第二條南北向的高速公路，一般俗稱為第二高速公路,
U.S. Route 50 kreeg in de staat Nevada de alleszeggende bijnaam 'The Loniest Road in America'. De weersvoorspelling voor deze dag werd bewaarheid : Af en toe een bui afgewisseld met felle opklaringen.
U.S. Route 50 is nicknamed in Nevada 'The Loniest Road in America'. The weather forecast for this day became true : Variable weather with sunny periods and local rain.
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The last light while finishing up the cabot trail, Nova Scotia, and the last great view before heading back into the nearby town.
Pasadena Freeway from Elysian Park looking south towards downtown Los Angeles, California.
Built between 1940 and 1943, the Pasadena Freeway is the oldest freeway in Los Angeles and one of the oldest in the country (let's not forget the Davison in Detroit, opened in 1941). The lower northbound lanes (left) are the former Figueroa Street. Hairpin turns and exit ramps that go from 60mph to a 90-degree turn at 15mph in less than 100 feet make this antiquated freeway rather dangerous, but I had a blast driving on it at night with little traffic.