Needing more Cosmos
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In memory of Steve Sneyd
Deepening wind and light
accelerating by yet captured
in a moment of reflection
© Gerald England
Composed: Hyde, 23rd Decem...
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Saturday, December 20, 2008
Will the Royal Mail Get Through?
No, this isn't a post about whether your Christmas cards and presents will arrive on time.
I recently showed you the M67 underpass near Westwood Farm.
Here we see the entrance to it from the North. The two diverging lanes below are quiet cul-de-sacs leading to farms and open countryside. Above, on the motorway itself, is standing traffic queuing for about a mile from the end of the M67 at Hattersley.
Don't worry about the Royal Mail shown here though; this photograph was taken in early October and the traffic will have cleared long ago.
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7 comments:
Hi!
That's a lot of traffic!! Is it like that all the time? That's a great Photo! The one of the horse lane is really good. Thanks for following my blog. Have a great weekend!
Sherrie
loved your last sentence!
Traffic jams seem to be everywhere!
I think the postman thinks twice about visiting the Island. The postal service has gone into Christmas meltdown. We have no underpasses here either.
How nice, in a situation like this, to be in the lanes instead of on the highway!
That truck looks a bit big for Pat to drive, and Jess would never be able to look out of the window. Although these days, he's been updated and on the air mail route.
Husttle and bustle overhead peace and tranqility on ground level I know where I would rather be
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