Have you notice the flags?
Along the road, passing through pedestrian bridge.
October 10, 2010
Celebrates Taiwan's 99th National Day!
(known as Double Ten)
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8 comments:
Hello Lan,
I am unable to understand why flags are placed on lower place?
Best wishes.
Hemant
They're waving a little bit higher, since we have rains lately, I guess they lowered themselves :)
99th already. Time flies!
Indeed, they have big celebration tomorrow! I hope the weather will cooperate, it's been raining here for days...
WOW! 99!
Footbridges over busy roads make so much sense!
This year it's triple 10s!
«Louis» is late making his rounds...
this is a fine contribution to Sunday Bridges.
«Louis» did notice the flags.
That's a history indeed. Triple Ten, what a lucky combination.
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