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Cute. Very clear what to do here unless you are colorblind. 🙂
I suppose colorblind folks have it figured out. At least they better.
I suspect they have the order of the lights figured out far better than I have. 🙂
Laughing… And in Wisconsin some of the traffic lights are sideways.
It’s a weird feeling when you look around and you’re the only car at the intersection! Love those beautiful baskets on the light posts.
We have beautiful hanging baskets throughout our downtown area. This intersection is on the edge of downtown.