File:Wavy lines before pedestrian crossing.jpg
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English: Wavy lines are used in England and other places to warn motorists of an impending pedestrian crossing. Probably not a notable subject, but a new one to this American tourist :-) Picture taken from St. Paul's Cathedral. |
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Taken by bdesham with a Canon PowerShot S3. ●● From Flickr. |
| Author | Benjamin D. Esham (bdesham) |
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