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at Interstate highways 30 and 35E it has been a death trap for many drivers since it was built. it was here already in 1970. it is at the west end of the so called "canyon" where I30 is below the surface just south of downtown
Comments (17)
Sarahdar
nice shot
claude19
excellent photograph !
flavia49
surreal
ontar1
Great capture!
Mysterio2013
Great work!
eekdog Online Now!
Watch that curve, looks scary. Cool pic.
drifterlee
Looks really high!
CavalierLady
Oh wow.... that's a BUSY area and I'll bet this will mess up rush hour traffic something awful for a long time.
Diemamker
And the construction never ends... just to make more traffic jams... cool shot though!
oddment
Looking at this, I can't help but think of all of the planning details that must go into a project like this.The heights, curves, distances, load-factors, the angle that the road leans into the curve(s) to compensate for traffic at certain speed(s)... One detail out of place and rush-hour turns deadly.
RodS
What Dan said..... Same here in KC.... Neverending road construction. Cool photo, Richard!
anahata.c
in addition to it being a death trap, your shot looks like a future excavation of a once-used highway, from way back in the 21st Century! I love the pillars (pylons, whatever they are) standing there with no road attached. And the chunks of concrete, etc, on the ground. Can't get the thought of an archaeological dig out of my head! Fascinating discombobulated scene, I love the shot.
mtdana
Great capture - interesting to see the construction phase!
farmerC
Fantastic shot.
moochagoo
Very good composition
Glendaw
Very interesting construction site and info.
Thanks for sharing.
Cyve
Fantastic capture Richard !!!