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steeljack 19-10-2008 18:25

a 'musical' road
 
A stretch of road in California recently had grooves cut into it to play a tune when you travel at a certain speed
Lancaster gets its groove back

ok a couple of questions .....if this idea was to be implemented in Accrington what Street would be best and what 'tune' should it be ?

And what do you think it would sound like if you drove down the road in reverse ;) :D

jaysay 19-10-2008 18:39

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Quote:

Originally Posted by steeljack (Post 642754)
A stretch of road in California recently had grooves cut into it to play a tune when you travel at a certain speed
Lancaster gets its groove back

ok a couple of questions .....if this idea was to be implemented in Accrington what Street would be best and what 'tune' should it be ?

And what do you think it would sound like if you drove down the road in reverse ;) :D

Ormerod Street, Purpe Haze, backwards Hi Ho Silver Lining ( right outside the council offices that is ):rolleyes:

pipinfort 19-10-2008 18:39

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For my own safety i`ll not name any street/road names but the tune most certainly playing would be `Highway To Hell`..................:rolleyes:

beechy 20-10-2008 13:55

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Avenue Parade

running up that hill.....Kate Bush
down town.... Petula Clarke
:theband:

mrskitty 20-10-2008 14:01

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Very clever!

If it was my street it would be 'mudslide' by The Bluetones cos people keep revving up on our grassy banks n making it a big mess :(

On the way back it would be 'what took you so long?' by The Courteeners :)

Neil 20-10-2008 14:29

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Here it is


Lolly 20-10-2008 14:54

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I'm sure i've read somewhere recently that its being taken out, because of complaints from residents near the road due to noise (to me in that video though it didnt look like there was any signs of life near by!! lol)

Lolly 20-10-2008 14:55

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Originally Posted by Lolly (Post 642973)
I'm sure i've read somewhere recently that its being taken out, because of complaints from residents near the road due to noise (to me in that video though it didnt look like there was any signs of life near by!! lol)

I should read the article first!! lol!!:D

Benipete 20-10-2008 16:10

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Quote:

Originally Posted by steeljack (Post 642754)
A stretch of road in California recently had grooves cut into it to play a tune when you travel at a certain speed
Lancaster gets its groove back

ok a couple of questions .....if this idea was to be implemented in Accrington what Street would be best and what 'tune' should it be ?

And what do you think it would sound like if you drove down the road in reverse ;) :D

We've got radios and DVD's in our cars now so no need really:hehetable

Boeing Guy 20-10-2008 16:18

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Blackburn road... Road to hell:rolleyes:

emamum 20-10-2008 16:25

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hill billy rock....... guess where lol

katex 20-10-2008 17:13

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Quote:

Originally Posted by steeljack (Post 642754)

And what do you think it would sound like if you drove down the road in reverse ;) :D

Couldn't you just drive on the right side of the road (in your case the left) .. :D

Just digressing a little, has anyone got one of these :-

Get ready for the satnav sketch show | Culture | guardian.co.uk

steeljack 20-10-2008 18:13

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[quote=katex;643042]Couldn't you just drive on the right side of the road (in your case the left) .. :D

Doh, Clever Girl ;) now why didn't I think of that , :D :D


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