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roadworks!Miku
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New Road in Technologie Park, Karlsruhe. June 2024
#steve faraday#ink drawing#urban sketch#illustration#on location#fineliner#usk#ink sketch#urbansketchers#karlsruhe#technologie park#roadworks
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Roadwork development hell.
Idk
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#Roadworks#Fleet Street#Torquay#commercial building#road#city center#construction site#tree#supermarket#roadworks#discontinued post office
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Day 1803, 31 May 2023
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RANDOM FLUFF 30 ( ١ )
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I'm enjoying the sheer scale of the roadworks we've seen in Morocco, but also the sparseness of them — one person to a machine, maybe two, with no-one much hanging around between. No convoy systems or traffic light setups, either: wherever there's space, and there often is, they run a temporary road wide of the damage, or build an entirely new road alongside the old one rather than patch it up.
Lil ancient Renault unbothered by the dust.
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After a brief respite, we are back to continual roadworks in Ludlow
Ludlow may have just beaten its personal best. Seventeen whole days without roadworks on Ludlow’s main roads! It could have gone on longer if Seven Trent Water had not started digging holes in Corve Street yesterday. And there is more to come. Temeside will be closed again from next Monday. There will be lights on Station Drive once the Corve Street work finishes. Meanwhile, the traffic lights on…
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#iphone#black and white#iphone xr#Ryan#car#pod#spacepod#space pod#driving#stuck at the traffic lights#roadworks#field#tattoos
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Rintheim Roadworks. March 2024 I cycled to draw some woods but the workers shouted out that the road was closed. So I drew roadworks instead. The workers came over to have a look and shouted out to a mate to stop driving his digger as I was still drawing it.
#steve faraday#ink drawing#urban sketch#illustration#on location#fineliner#usk#ink sketch#urbansketchers#karlsruhe#roadworks#rintheim
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The road outside my house is completely closed, with clear signage. I've been here just over an hour and the number of cars which ignored the "road closed" sign to have to put on the emergency brakes when encountering the road-spanning hole in the ground is already in double figures.
#road closed#roadworks#please pay attention to signs when driving#they are not there for your entertainment#it is the 4th time there has been a total closure at about the same point in the road#one would think drivers would learn at some point#but it seems to be getting worse#waiting to see if anyone outright crashes into the hole tonight#someone actually did that last time and it was not as funny as the car's occupants seemed to think it was#tw car crash#tw car accident
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Roadworks?
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The road crashed and it’s being taken in for maintenance.
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Roadworks along the St. Charles Avenue streetcar line, 1899. Photo from "Street Railway Review" 15 June 1899.
Original caption:
"CULVERT CROSSING, ST. CHARLES STREET R. R. NEW ORLEANS.
NOVEL CULVERT CROSSING.
The accompanying engraving from a photograph taken on the lines of the St. Charles Street Railroad Co., of New Orleans, is interesting as showing the wood paving used on all except the main streets, and also a novel culvert crossing. The drainage of New Orleans being on the surface the depth of crossings over the gutters has been limited to 5 inches in order not to interfere with the flow. The company is laying some 9 inch girder rails and at culverts it is necessary to cut away the lower flange and 4 inches of the web, and rivet angles to the web as shown in the illustration."
I wonder what intersection this is.
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