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Jonzjob wrote in post #19162285
Can I assume that there is some kind of vehicle under that lot Jack

avondale87 wrote in post #19162295
If you look closely at top picture John you'll see the back wheels and then the front ones right off the road.
That big roller out the back probably steadies things, not sure which roller activates the steering though

They sure try to optimize their deliveries there. I've no idea how that was all tied together.

Capn Jack wrote in post #19162308
They sure try to optimize their deliveries there. I've no idea how that was all tied together.

I was envisaging door to door sales and little old lady says can I have 2 metres of that roll down there!

Inspeqtor wrote in post #19162304
WOW!! Loads like that I doubt would be allowed in the states!

I'm a little surprised they allowed it over there! They are very strict about parking and speed limits, at least in the parts of China I've visited.

A lonely desert highway in Arizona Strip country with Vermillion Cliffs. Img Link: https://www.rayredston​e.com …-sale/p/az-desert-highway

redstone69 wrote in post #19162707
A lonely desert highway in Arizona Strip country with Vermillion Cliffs. Img Link: https://www.rayredston​e.com …-sale/p/az-desert-highway

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GREAT shot!!

Welcome to POTN! Hope you can show more pics like this one soon!

Lovely shot. Where exactly is this?

Herford Road, heading East to the bridge over the San Pedro River.
Southeast Arizona

redstone69 wrote in post #19162707
A lonely desert highway in Arizona Strip country with Vermillion Cliffs. Img Link: https://www.rayredston​e.com …-sale/p/az-desert-highway

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The gaps in the middle marker I'm guessing serve as a rumbling warning if crossing over? First time seeing it like that. And what looks like a metal copper coloured roller inside? Edit: Maybe they are reflective for nighttime?

4matic wrote in post #19162942
The gaps in the middle marker I'm guessing serve as a rumbling warning if crossing over? First time seeing it like that. And what looks like a metal copper coloured roller inside? Edit: Maybe they are reflective for nighttime?

It looks like alternate yellow has been painted over and cats eyes squares glued to the seal.
Common here.

Glines Hill Rd.
Madison, NH

4matic wrote in post #19162942

redstone69 wrote in post #19162707
A lonely desert highway in Arizona Strip country with Vermillion Cliffs. Img Link: https://www.rayredston​e.com …-sale/p/az-desert-highway

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The gaps in the middle marker I'm guessing serve as a rumbling warning if crossing over? First time seeing it like that. And what looks like a metal copper coloured roller inside? Edit: Maybe they are reflective for nighttime?

I had not noticed the gaps in the road! Good sharp eye you have there!!

4matic wrote in post #19162942
The gaps in the middle marker I'm guessing serve as a rumbling warning if crossing over? First time seeing it like that. And what looks like a metal copper coloured roller inside? Edit: Maybe they are reflective for nighttime?

In my area they use a grinder to mill out the asphalt then glue the reflective marker just below the surface so snow plows will not tear them out. No rumbling effect to my knowledge. They do sometimes use a special roller when placing the asphalt to put a rumble strip on land edge and centerline.

Thank you!

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I think you a re probably right on both accounts. This highway is located in a very remote area of Northern Arizona. They had recently just repaved it with those upgrades.