Today's Tedious Tuesday is a goody. Some repainted traffic guidance, from 1965.
And that's it.
Why did some take this image?
Bonus - I may be not posting for a while...
Bonus 2 - Things were better in the old days. Maybe
Being a construction of your humble blogger Tepid Halibut, with the aim of posting one vintage slide image per day, from now until Kingdom Come. (Or until Mr Halibut gets bored.)
Today's Tedious Tuesday is a goody. Some repainted traffic guidance, from 1965.
And that's it.
Why did some take this image?
Bonus - I may be not posting for a while...
Bonus 2 - Things were better in the old days. Maybe
As this slide shows, the answer is yes. But, is it a practical solution?
It takes a lot of energy to accelerate a boat up to a speed, and Italian drivers usually love speed. So, I suspect that the traffic lights are ignored, and serve only as a distraction for tourists.
Thoughts?
Bonus -
Although this slide was in a box full of South American Exploration slides, I don't think that this is taken in South America.
It's interesting to note how few navigable rivers there are in South America, and how that has rather restricted population growth and industry to the coastline. The Amazon being a rather large exception.
Bonus -
Bonus I am ready for a weekend of partying...![]() |
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