Daily Picture Challenge!

[hotdogPi]

June 16, 2017: Post a picture of a sign that was put up too early, either in distance or in time. Examples would be a future Interstate without the word "Future", a ½ mile advance sign that's actually 1 mile from the interchange, a "left lane closed" electronic sign put up before it actually closed, or a sign that gives the distance to a destination that is so far away it is practically useless.

[JJBers]

June 16, 2017: Post a picture of a sign that was put up too early, either in distance or in time. Examples would be a future Interstate without the word "Future", a ½ mile advance sign that's actually 1 mile from the interchange, a "left lane closed" electronic sign put up before it actually closed, or a sign that gives the distance to a destination that is so far away it is practically useless.

Uhh...It's 11 pm EDT

[hotdogPi]

June 16, 2017: Post a picture of a sign that was put up too early, either in distance or in time. Examples would be a future Interstate without the word "Future", a ½ mile advance sign that's actually 1 mile from the interchange, a "left lane closed" electronic sign put up before it actually closed, or a sign that gives the distance to a destination that is so far away it is practically useless.

Uhh...It's 11 pm EDT

You missed the joke.

[noelbotevera]

June 16, 2017: Post a picture of a sign that was put up too early, either in distance or in time. Examples would be a future Interstate without the word "Future", a ½ mile advance sign that's actually 1 mile from the interchange, a "left lane closed" electronic sign put up before it actually closed, or a sign that gives the distance to a destination that is so far away it is practically useless.

I WOULD put some reference to Back to the Future or something, but I'm out 'a time for that.

edited to add clever reference

[US71]

June 16, 2017: Post a picture of a sign that was put up too early, either in distance or in time. Examples would be a future Interstate without the word "Future", a ½ mile advance sign that's actually 1 mile from the interchange, a "left lane closed" electronic sign put up before it actually closed, or a sign that gives the distance to a destination that is so far away it is practically useless.

I WOULD put some reference to Back to the Future or something, but I'm too late for that.

Wibbly-Wobbly Timey-Wimey

[noelbotevera]

The REAL June 16th, 2017 Challenge: Post pictures of signs that have all the letters of the alphabet, excluding "q" and "x". Bonus points if you include one (or both) of those letters. Extra bonus points if there is some sort of punctuation mark (can be a hyphen, ampersand, period, etc.)

You all wanted a challenge, so here you go. Oh yeah, I've already found an example of this! Has all the letters except q.

[slorydn1]

The REAL June 16th, 2017 Challenge: Post pictures of signs that have all the letters of the alphabet, excluding "q" and "x". Bonus points if you include one (or both) of those letters. Extra bonus points if there is some sort of punctuation mark (can be a hyphen, ampersand, period, etc.)

You all wanted a challenge, so here you go. Oh yeah, I've already found an example of this! Has all the letters except q.

You win! Next!

[jflick99]

June 15th, 2017: Post any photos with route signs with a 5 in it.

It's still the 15th in Kansas City, so I'll submit my pic of 5 5s.

[dgolub]

June 16, 2017: Post a picture of a sign that was put up too early, either in distance or in time. Examples would be a future Interstate without the word "Future", a ½ mile advance sign that's actually 1 mile from the interchange, a "left lane closed" electronic sign put up before it actually closed, or a sign that gives the distance to a destination that is so far away it is practically useless.

NY 52 east at the Quickway (NY 17/Future I-86):

[jbnv]

Ugh, I didn't get notifications for this topic during the last two days so I missed both the 14th and the 15th, and I have good pictures for both of them.

[empirestate]

I'm gonna go ahead and take 1's Challenge (about early signs) as the "real" June 16th Challenge. Noel's is just too difficult to actually answer–the idea is to be able to get some variety of content.

June 16, 2017: Post a picture of a sign that was put up too early, either in distance or in time. Examples would be a future Interstate without the word "Future", a ½ mile advance sign that's actually 1 mile from the interchange, a "left lane closed" electronic sign put up before it actually closed, or a sign that gives the distance to a destination that is so far away it is practically useless.

[hotdogPi]

June 17, 2017: A route showing the current hour, and a route showing the current minute. Use your time zone.

10:44.

[7/8]

^ Should we use 12-hour or 24-hour time? Or can we choose?

Cool challenge idea, by the way!

[hotdogPi]

^ Should we use 12-hour or 24-hour time? Or can we choose?

Cool challenge idea, by the way!

You can choose.

[US71]

Ugh, I didn't get notifications for this topic during the last two days so I missed both the 14th and the 15th, and I have good pictures for both of them.

Check your settings to be sure you get notifications

[AsphaltPlanet]

June 17, 2017: A route showing the current hour, and a route showing the current minute. Use your time zone.

12:11

[7/8]

June 17, 2017: A route showing the current hour, and a route showing the current minute. Use your time zone.

Not too far from AsphaltPlanet's. This is on the 400 north of Barrie, ON
12:23

[Jim]

June 17, 2017: A route showing the current hour, and a route showing the current minute. Use your time zone.

I like a good, creative challenge.

Here's 1:17 EDT.  I-95 in Virginia.  April 10, 2010.

[JJBers]

June 17, 2017: A route showing the current hour, and a route showing the current minute. Use your time zone.

1:20 PM EDT...heh


Connecticut State Route 120 by Doug Kerr, on Flickr

[Eth]

June 17, 2017: A route showing the current hour, and a route showing the current minute. Use your time zone.

Going with 24-hour time, since I really don't have a whole lot of single-digit numbers other than 8.

13:53 EDT on I-985:

[Jim]

June 17, 2017: A route showing the current hour, and a route showing the current minute. Use your time zone.

2:01 PM EDT.  Houlton, Maine.  August 7, 2014.

[jmd41280]

June 17, 2017: A route showing the current hour, and a route showing the current minute. Use your time zone.

2:08pm EDT


WV Route 2 @ WV Route 8 by Jon Dawson, on Flickr

[Ian]

June 17, 2017: A route showing the current hour, and a route showing the current minute. Use your time zone.

2:20 PM (Waldoboro, ME)

[csw]

IL-130 in Newton, IL, 1:30pm Central

[empirestate]

Hey, those last two are cheating!