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  1. 01-03-2007, 07:32 AM #1
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    Traffic Lights





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    Aren`t they the wrong way round?



    Nice photos they are, that is for sure.
    Very close close-ups.
    I like!
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    Yep.....Red on top......
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    Interesting. Like all the pictures, but the yellow seems to do it for me.
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    unless your a train driver... in which case the green is on top

    [tangent]
    railway lights have long hoods to shield the bulb from sunlight and these are prone to snow build up that can block out the light above... therefore the bottom light is always free from obstruction whilst the others might not be... and red goes at the bottom so its always visable!
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    but i love your green and amber lights hkdigit
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    Quote Originally Posted by surge View Post
    unless your a train driver... in which case the green is on top

    [tangent]
    railway lights have long hoods to shield the bulb from sunlight and these are prone to snow build up that can block out the light above... therefore the bottom light is always free from obstruction whilst the others might not be... and red goes at the bottom so its always visable!
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    Very interesting.......thanks.
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    The 3rd shot is beautiful!!!
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