4/2/2000 More odd cones and signs
This one is from last month, actually (3/5), but I haven't gotten around to posting it until now.
From: Chris FranksSubject: Re: Diddly dum diddly dum diddly dum
Date: 28 Feb 2000 00:00:00 GMT
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Mark Hill wrote:
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> I could not resist a challenge.
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> http://outdoor.epicentre.net/quones.html
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> What you see may surprise you.
The cones I was referring at were on the west side, between the 22 and the 19 mph signs. I should have mentioned those numbers before, but Santa Clara county is the only place in the world that I have seen this type of aberration. There are signs like that on Winchester/Lincoln in Santa Clara near China Deep Blue Plate Special Seas' house.
This would be the one.
Sources have provided me with information about other locations as well.
One more cone photo from yesterday. I am trying to figure exactly what this is that's parked in this space:
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