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I think from memory this photo was taken through the window of the car somewhere maybe around Newmarket in Auckland. It seems like there are forever road works going on especially over Summer which seems to be a silly time given the fact that there are more people around on holiday. Traffic here is pretty bad and mostly bumper to bumper. I wish they would add more roads but a bit impossible in the cities.

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Comments

roentare said…
The constant constructions are ways politicians to create low unemployment stats
local alien said…
So many works are done here too in the summer. On an island which lives from tourism it's ridiculous.
Tigger's Mum said…
That is a large orange 'boy's toy' parked there. Mr B wants one of those for our place in NZ. I'm not sure about the efficacy of that but if it keeps him out of trouble.....
Tom said…
...I wonder if Ultra Clean could do anything with my dirty SUV?
I've had to accept the reality that road construction projects never end!
Jim said…
Our countries are so alike that I often know it's Aus or NZ before reading the details.
The potholes appear every spring and the roadwork ends with the first snow accumulation, etcetera. etc...
magiceye said…
All cities are work in progress!
Pauline said…
Since Gabrielle roadworks are just a fact of life around here, Amy. There is one huge slip on our way into town which the council obviously doesn't have a plan to fix as they have concreted the witches hats in place.
Pisi Prkl said…
In Finland too that´s every summers bother. In here you just can´t do roadwork on winter.
Sharon said…
Road construction is a problem everywhere. It's very much needed but very disruptive when it happens.
Jocelyn said…
We have the same problem here.

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