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Approaching Start of A329(M)

Approaching A329(M) from Bracknell on 22nd March 2008.

Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Mar 30, 2009 by Yorkletts

Bracknell Twin Bridges Rbt ADS Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Aug 13, 2009 by M4Mark

Gantry sign on 'The Ring', Bracknell

No Entry Sign with One Way Modifier, Bracknell

Non standard gantry in Bracknell. Interestingly this horribleness replaces a much more readable gantry, as can still be seen on Google Street View: https://www.google.co.uk/maps/@51.416204,-0.7469267,3a,75y,191.68h,87.59t/data=!3m7!1e1!3m5!1soInuYhOPz69T8zcEp8kCfQ!2e0!5s20140501T000000!7i13312!8i6656

The Ring at Weather Way Junction, Bracknell with bollard to Pass Either Side to Reach Same Destination. Which is not true here. Also note that the Ring right from here is now two way.

Met Office Roundabout Sign, on the Church Road approach, Bracknell.

Met Office Roundabout and Weather Way, Bracknell

Bracknell A329 Berkshire Way @ Twin Bridges Rbt Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Aug 13, 2009 by M4Mark

Bracknell A329 Berkshire Way @ Doncastle Road Rbt Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Aug 13, 2009 by M4Mark

Bracknell Doncastle Road Rbt A329 Berkshire Way Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Aug 13, 2009 by M4Mark

Cones at the junction of A322 and Nine Mile Ride, Bracknell They appear to be relaying the surfaces and little else, and also cleared all the greenery from the roundabout circle.

The A322 approaching Bracknell

A329 revised junction The dual carriageway to Bracknell has been revised to give access to the new Jennetts Park development. As yet the maps haven't caught up with reality.

A329 approaches the Running Horse Roundabout

The Red Lion and Eagle House, Bracknell The Red Lion is one of the surviving buildings from a time when Bracknell was just a couple of villages and countryside. The new town was established in 1949 to provide homes and a better environment to live in for Londoners. The copper-tinted office block is on the edge of and above the town's main shopping centre. It reflects a derelict one that towers over the market place which is to the left of the pub.

Imperial only height restriction sign with no inches.

 

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