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21 July 2008
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I really hate these new pedestrian crossings that are springing up with the red and green man hidden so you can only see it if you stand a couple of metres back on the pavement. I've now taken to looking at the lights for the cars to work out when to cross.
Posted by: shov | 21 July 2008 at 01:08 PM