Sunday, July 25, 2010

The road to Paris

A dirt road leading to a South African town called Parys (Paris) in the Free State

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11 comments:

  1. Gaelyn25 July, 2010 05:48

    Looks like a great backroad to explore. But hardly what I expected for Paris. ;)

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  2. sonia a. mascaro25 July, 2010 06:22

    Love road photos!

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  3. Sunny25 July, 2010 06:41

    No need to worry about traffic jams. It seems to go for miles and miles.
    ☼ Sunny

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  4. Eden25 July, 2010 12:48

    Beautiful road photo, Jo!

    Thank for the visit and leaving sweet comment. Have a great ahead.

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  5. Jo25 July, 2010 13:20

    Thanks for visiting Gaelyn. It is quite an unobstrusive road!

    LOL Sunny;) that part of South Africa is very flat and you can see forever! Thanks for popping in.

    Hi Eden;) thanks, you have a great weekend too.

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  6. Betsy Banks Adams25 July, 2010 16:43

    That is one long, straight road.... I can't sing the song, "The Long and WINDiNG Road" when looking at that road... Do you have speed limits there --or can you go as slow or as fast as you choose????

    Hugs,
    Betsy

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  7. Lesley25 July, 2010 17:13

    It certainly looks a lot less crowded than another road to Paris.
    It also looks very dry.

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  8. Noel Morata25 July, 2010 20:13

    aloha,


    looks like it was a nice long road to uncrowded paris, thanks for sharing.

    help me decide on a photo for my scenic sunday on my sari blog, thanks

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  9. Janie26 July, 2010 03:56

    The road is amazingly straight. All that flat land must be good for farming, if enough water is available.

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  10. Pat26 July, 2010 04:45

    That is a long, straight road! We mainly have winding, uphill and downhill roads here.

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  11. Joyful28 July, 2010 20:07

    The long, and not so winding, road. Lovely photo.

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