Daily Picture Challenge!

[US71]

December 24, 2018: Intersection of consecutively-numbered routes.

Near Afton, OK


Conway, AR


Williams Junction, AR


Hardy, AR

[paulthemapguy]

December 24, 2018: Intersection of consecutively-numbered routes.

Indiana 56 and 57 in Petersburg:


IN-061-057S by Paul Drives, on Flickr

Wisconsin 80 and 81 in Platteville:


WI-080-081NN by Paul Drives, on Flickr

Iowa 1 and 2 near Keosaqua:


IA-002-001E by Paul Drives, on Flickr

Ohio 136 and 137 at Cherry Fork:


OH-136-137S by Paul Drives, on Flickr

Illinois 7 and US6 in Rockdale:


IL-US6-007WW by Paul Drives, on Flickr

[ErmineNotyours]

December 24, 2018: Intersection of consecutively-numbered routes.

Courtesy of Washington State Department of Transportation SR WEB, Republic, WA:

Junction of State Routes 20 & 21 by Arthur Allen, on Flickr

[formulanone]

December 24, 2018: Intersection of consecutively-numbered routes.

TN 333 and 334 outside Knoxville:


US 41 and GA 42 in Forsyth:


AL 83 at US 84 in Evergreen:

[Roadgeekteen]

December 25, 2018: a picture with both 12 and 25 signed in it, bonus points for snow.

[Truvelo]

December 25, 2018: a picture with both 12 and 25 signed in it, bonus points for snow.

You would think with over 10,000 road photos and hundreds of hours of dashcam footage I would have no problem finding photos with two simple numbers in them. But alas this is the only one I can find. It was taken in July so no chance of snow.

[formulanone]

December 25, 2018: a picture with both 12 and 25 signed in it, bonus points for snow.

LA 1225 outside of Clarence:


This isn't quite what you're looking for - US 25 and GA 129 - but it's located in Claxton, Georgia...yes, the fruitcake capital of the world!

[Jim]

December 25, 2018: a picture with both 12 and 25 signed in it, bonus points for snow.

Here's one near Menomonie, Wisconsin.  July 31, 2010, so also no snow.

[US71]

I have 12's, I have 25's, but nothing with them together, not even in a county road.

[Truvelo]

I have 12's, I have 25's, but nothing with them together, not even in a county road.

Do what I did and find a route 12 running through an urban area where you might see a 25mph speed limit sign in the same photo. It was my last attempt at trying to find something after exhausting all other avenues. I initially tried signs after junctions which show distances to the next cities but that proved fruitless. I then tried looking my I-25 photos to see if I had any with exit 12 or a junction with a state highway 12 but again no look.

[csw]

December 25, 2018: a picture with both 12 and 25 signed in it, bonus points for snow.

All I've got is a mileage sign near Windsor, IL. 12 miles to Shelbyville via IL 16, 25 miles to Effingham via IL 32.

[noelbotevera]

December 27, 2018: The Fibonacci Sequence (1 + 1 = 2, 2 + 1 = 3, 3 + 2 = 5...etc) - any route can be used.

I'll start things off with a 1.

[Jim]

December 27, 2018: The Fibonacci Sequence (1 + 1 = 2, 2 + 1 = 3, 3 + 2 = 5...etc) - any route can be used.

The sequence begins with two 1s, so here's another 1 to represent the second number in the sequence.  Taken in Watson Lake, Yukon.  June 13, 2001.

[oscar]

We did a Daily Picture Challenge for Fibonacci numbers, back in April.

That post includes a helpful list of Fibonacci numbers.

[noelbotevera]

We did a Daily Picture Challenge for Fibonacci numbers, back in April.

That post includes a helpful list of Fibonacci numbers.

...oops. I guess I'll leave it to somebody else to create a new challenge.

[oscar]

Let's try something a little different from road signs for our next Challenge.

December 28, 2018: Humorous stickers, such as bumper or window stickers, seen on cars or other vehicles

Bumper sticker, somewhere in Oregon on October 16, 2011:



Rear window sticker on a minivan, in Chadron, Nebraska on August 14, 2018:

[MNHighwayMan]

December 28, 2018: Humorous stickers, such as bumper or window stickers, seen on cars or other vehicles

Perhaps not funny in the traditional sense, but I thought this was amusing. This person sure loves their, uh, cartoons. Stay classy, Des Moines.

[US71]

I'll have to load what I have to Flickr then post here, since I don't think I can do it directly

[paulthemapguy]

We did a Daily Picture Challenge for Fibonacci numbers, back in April.

That post includes a helpful list of Fibonacci numbers.

...oops. I guess I'll leave it to somebody else to create a new challenge.

You could have just done an alternate Fibonacci sequence, like 1, 3, 4, 7, 11, 18, 29, etc.

Perhaps not funny in the traditional sense, but I thought this was amusing. This person sure loves their, uh, cartoons. Stay classy, Des Moines.

LOL HOLY SHIT

[oscar]

^^ The image meant to be posted above isn't showing up. When I tried to access it without using the image tags, I was asked for a Google account login.

[formulanone]

Yeah, I think Google Photos can't be hotlinked anymore.

[MNHighwayMan]

Yeah, I think Google Photos can't be hotlinked anymore.

I saw it for a little bit, but it disappeared. I think there's a limit to the amount of bandwidth you can use on a linked picture.

[US71]

Yeah, I think Google Photos can't be hotlinked anymore.

I saw it for a little bit, but it disappeared. I think there's a limit to the amount of bandwidth you can use on a linked picture.

Bridgehunter had to quit hotlinking photos because beyond X number, Google wants money.

[Roadgeekteen]

December, 29 2018: Sign assemblies with 4 of one number on it, for example if I-444 intersected OK 4.

[US71]

December, 29 2018: Sign assemblies with 4 of one number on it, for example if I-444 intersected OK 4.

Bristol, VA


Shreveport, LA


Liberty, MO


Fort Leonard Wood, MO


Lincoln, IL

Five numbers would have been easier