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Highway Cone, As Found Art
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As a result of New Year's Eve celebrations just two weeks earlier, this highway cone had been tossed up
into a parking lot tree, and not yet rescued.
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A roll-up door had slipped its track and fallen down at a diagonal. The gap was protected by a highway cone.
Perhaps the cone was intended to warn the curious not to crawl under the gap.
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A highway cone set on the asphalt of a parking lot marked this particular space as reserved and not for general use.
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A highway cone set on the end of a line in a parking lot. Perhaps it was intended to encourage drivers to
go around the end rather than short-cutting across the line.
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Someone had tossed a highway cone into Lake Merritt in Oakland, California. The O end of the highway cone
faced the shore.
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A deeply submerged highway cone in Lake Merritt, Oakland, California. The cone was deep enough almost have been missed
until the sunlight hit it just right.
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Two highway cones were found set out in the grass alongside North Lynden Road in
Otis Orchards, Washington. No indication as to why they had been placed there.
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