Monday, 26 October 2009
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Now I feel I really have seen hell on earth. My previous encounter was LA but this is worse!
ReplyDeleteI don't know where the traffic photo was taken - Got it from the web. It certainly isn't the UK though we do have one or two complex, multi-lane motorway junctions that get totally blocked on a daily basis.
ReplyDeleteThe M-25 between St. Albans and the junction with the A-12 or the backup to the Dartflord Tunnel coming from the south spring immediately to mind. I guess these things are just a fact of life.
ReplyDeleteTake care! Canadian Chickadee
We moved to Arizona partially because it would take an hour to drive 7 miles to work. Sometimes an hour and a half home.
ReplyDeleteThis, I could not handle. At all.