Sydney Harbour Bridge - War on Terrorism Update

observation, one morning, late last year, witches hats were placed along
the parking spaces on Flagstaff Station on the corners of La Trobe St &
William St , opposite the Law Courts. In the afternoon they were lining
the opposite side of the street. Had much fun practicing steering
throught them at speed.

ah, paranoia the destroyer.......



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it's all a creeping beige conspiracy

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observation, one morning, late last year, witches hats were placed along
the parking spaces on Flagstaff Station on the corners of La Trobe St &
William St , opposite the Law Courts. In the afternoon they were lining
the opposite side of the street. Had much fun practicing steering
throught them at speed.

ah, paranoia the destroyer.......



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it's all a creeping beige conspiracy

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The security guards are either 1 or 2 in number - from 3 at the height
of paranoia. I use the number of guards on the bridge as my personal
gauge of hostilities.

The cycleway on the bridge now has new signs and path markings to
stop pedestrians - there are 3 sets each end. I used to see
pedestrians at least once a day (usually afternoon) now with the new
signage no one - people will do the right (and safe thing) if it's
made very very obvious.



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The security guards are either 1 or 2 in number - from 3 at the height
of paranoia. I use the number of guards on the bridge as my personal
gauge of hostilities.

The cycleway on the bridge now has new signs and path markings to
stop pedestrians - there are 3 sets each end. I used to see
pedestrians at least once a day (usually afternoon) now with the new
signage no one - people will do the right (and safe thing) if it's
made very very obvious.



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