Street Furniture ?Я? Us
Introduction
The photograph on this page of Street Furniture ?Я? Us by Mike Quinn as part of the Geograph project.
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Street Furniture ?Я? Us
Image: © Mike Quinn Taken: 24 Apr 2013
In addition to the Image, there are (left to right) a "One-way" sign, a bus shelter and bus stop, several black bollards at the edge of the pavement, a phone box, some bicycle stands, (the back of) traffic lights for the pedestrian crossing, the "Kingpost Parade" sign, another set of traffic lights for the pedestrian crossing, Burpham Community Noticeboard, another set of traffic lights for the pedestrian crossing (on the far side of London Road), Burpham Parish Church noticeboard, an 18" high grey box that appears to have some electrical function, a lamppost, (the back of) a "No right turn" sign (to those travelling north on London Road), and a "No Entry" sign (to London Road from this section of the Parade). This area has had a makeover since PL Chadwick took Image in March 2011. And the postbox has lost its pouch box.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.257949
Longitude
-0.5461