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When we drove past on that weekend at the beginning of the month, we wondered whether those light towers were new. They were imposing enough that I was surprised that I'd missed them before, if they weren't new.
ReplyDeleteYes they are new. I didn't like them until I read that they were based on some sort of native flora - then I decided they were ok (because I'm shallow) Then I saw them in real life and loved them!
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