The lines across are from the shade of a power line. Even indirectly, the power lines can spoil the view ^_^.
What type of construction site decorations do you see at your place?
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Nice, the city looks “happier”. Here? Plain white panels:-\
We have artwork created by local school children hung along the barriers of the main shopping street right in the city centre where we are getting a tram system built. Well meaning – but not a very effective distraction at all the chaos the construction work is causing… :/
schoolchildrens artwork is always a good idea too. makes the community smile 🙂
RT @Shibuya246: Japan Sea Mural, Japan Buildings | Shibuya246 http://bt.io/K4They don’t do anything like that around like that here. They’res alot more open space here in my neck of the woods. What was once pastures, are now fast food joints,retail establishments and housing communities.
Cute!