Daily Picture Challenge!

[MNHighwayMan]

January 11, 2018:  Today is 11118.  Post signage where every numeral on the signage is a 1, except for one.  (Must be at least three 1's in the photo)

From here. Sign's not there anymore since the US-14/MN-111 interchange was built.

[US71]

January 11, 2018:  Today is 11118.  Post signage where every numeral on the signage is a 1, except for one.  (Must be at least three 1's in the photo)

Bristol, VA


Pensasola, FL


Bentonville, AR

[hotdogPi]

January 11, 2018:  Today is 11118.  Post signage where every numeral on the signage is a 1, except for one.  (Must be at least three 1's in the photo)

Bristol, VA
This one is good.


Pensasola, FL
WRONG!


Bentonville, AR
WRONG!

[kphoger]

Yep.

10 | 10 | 110 = 3 oddballs

112 | 12 = 2 oddballs

[US71]

January 11, 2018:  Today is 11118.  Post signage where every numeral on the signage is a 1, except for one.  (Must be at least three 1's in the photo)

Bristol, VA
This one is good.


Pensasola, FL
WRONG!


Bentonville, AR
WRONG!

HOW SO? There are at least 3 One's in each and one other number. Is that not what you asked for?

[MNHighwayMan]

The challenge meant every digit, but one, was a 1.

[PHLBOS]

January 11, 2018:  Today is 11118.  Post signage where every numeral on the signage is a 1, except for one.  (Must be at least three 1's in the photo)

Assuming that GSV is allowed for this particular challenge.

[US 89]

January 11, 2018:  Today is 11118.  Post signage where every numeral on the signage is a 1, except for one.  (Must be at least three 1's in the photo)

If GSV is allowed, then this one in Magna, Utah works.

[Jim]

January 11, 2018:  Today is 11118.  Post signage where every numeral on the signage is a 1, except for one.  (Must be at least three 1's in the photo)

Looks like I have quite a few more.  Here are three of them.

I-10 in California.  February 22, 2007.



I-95 in Connecticut.  September 14, 2007.



And assuming 'A' is not a digit other than 1, this one in Salem, Massachusetts.  June 16, 2005.

[MNHighwayMan]

January 11, 2018:  Today is 11118.  Post signage where every numeral on the signage is a 1, except for one.  (Must be at least three 1's in the photo)

Assuming that GSV is allowed for this particular challenge.

Here are the rules:
5. Pictures can be from any source to which you have access. Google Street View is allowed, unless specifically prohibited for a particular day's Challenge.

Emphasis mine.

[Michael]

The first one I thought of was this sign at the I-81/US 11 interchange in Mattydale, NY.

[formulanone]

January 11, 2018: Today is 11118.  Post signage where every numeral on the signage is a 1, except for one.  (Must be at least three 1's in the photo)

How about seven 1s on the Everett Turnpike?

[Eth]

January 11, 2018:  Today is 11118.  Post signage where every numeral on the signage is a 1, except for one.  (Must be at least three 1's in the photo)

Three 1s and a six.

[adventurernumber1]

That was actually a very cool, interesting, and unique contribution to today's challenge.

I didn't think about someone using one single BGS that had all the numbers meet the criteria, which was not just including the route shields themselves, but everything: the exit tab, distance, and route shield.

Very neat! And a nice road picture to look at, anyway.   

[Jim]

That was actually a very cool, interesting, and unique contribution to today's challenge.

I didn't think about someone using one single BGS that had all the numbers meet the criteria, which was not just including the route shields themselves, but everything: the exit tab, distance, and route shield.

Very neat! And a nice road picture to look at, anyway.   

Thanks!  It also works whether you consider it 3 1's and a 1/2 or 4 1's and a 2.

[7/8]

January 11, 2018:  Today is 11118.  Post signage where every numeral on the signage is a 1, except for one.  (Must be at least three 1's in the photo)

US 11/15 in Camp Hill (near Harrisburg), PA

[US71]

The challenge meant every digit, but one, was a 1.

Like 11/19 ?

WHATEVER.

[TBKS1]

I-10 in California.  February 22, 2007.

is Other Desert Cities a real place or did California just put that up so they don't have to list any more city names?

[hotdogPi]

I-10 in California.  February 22, 2007.

is Other Desert Cities a real place or did California just put that up so they don't have to put up any more city names?

other Desert Cities (note: the o is lowercase) is not a real city, but it has been made into a play.

Thru Traffic is another "fake" city.

[TBKS1]

I-10 in California.  February 22, 2007.

is Other Desert Cities a real place or did California just put that up so they don't have to put up any more city names?

other Desert Cities (note: the o is lowercase) is not a real city, but it has been made into a play.

Thru Traffic is another "fake" city.

Yeah I was pretty sure it wasn't a real city, I just decided to ask. Thanks though!

[csw]

January 11, 2018:  Today is 11118.  Post signage where every numeral on the signage is a 1, except for one.  (Must be at least three 1's in the photo)

A few beat-up shields south of New Albany:

[empirestate]

January 11, 2018:  Today is 11118.  Post signage where every numeral on the signage is a 1, except for one.  (Must be at least three 1's in the photo)

Assuming that GSV is allowed for this particular challenge.

Here are the rules:
5. Pictures can be from any source to which you have access. Google Street View is allowed, unless specifically prohibited for a particular day's Challenge.

Emphasis mine.

Yep. Though it is preferred to embed the GSV image within your post, not just the link.

January 11, 2018:  Today is 11118.  Post signage where every numeral on the signage is a 1, except for one.  (Must be at least three 1's in the photo)

Three 1s and a six.

Cute. :-) But the "six" in that photo is not a numeral.

[MNHighwayMan]

Here are the rules:
5. Pictures can be from any source to which you have access. Google Street View is allowed, unless specifically prohibited for a particular day's Challenge.

Emphasis mine.

Yep. Though it is preferred to embed the GSV image within your post, not just the link.

I suggest adding that to your OP then. I've been doing it because it makes the challenge entry easier to view on mobile, and also just in case Google decides to break their old links for the sake of "progress."

[PHLBOS]

January 11, 2018:  Today is 11118.  Post signage where every numeral on the signage is a 1, except for one.  (Must be at least three 1's in the photo)

Assuming that GSV is allowed for this particular challenge.

Here are the rules:
5. Pictures can be from any source to which you have access. Google Street View is allowed, unless specifically prohibited for a particular day's Challenge.

Emphasis mine.

My only reasoning for placing the Assuming that GSV is allowed disclaimer in my post is due to recent histories in other long-running threads of others jumping down one's throat because they did such & such even though the action is allowed & is clearly stated in the OP's post.

Though it is preferred to embed the GSV image within your post, not just the link.

Ok.  I did a search elsewhere in the forum to find that procedure (I tested changing url tags to img only to get a small black box w/an X) but only found such for Google Map images but not Google Street View.

[hotdogPi]

Ok.  I did a search elsewhere in the forum to find that procedure (I tested changing url tags to img only to get a small black box w/an X) but only found such for Google Map images but not Google Street View.

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https://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/streetview?size=600x300&location=46.414382,10.013988&heading=151.78&pitch=-0.76