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John FitzGerald

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Posted: 07 Jun 2019

Taken: 06 Jun 2019

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1/250 • f/25.0 • 42.0 mm • ISO 500 •

SONY ILCE-6000

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 Sarah P.
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Gives a new meaning to the term "eye candy"!
In fact, I just realized that traffic cones bare some resemblance to those bits of waxy sugar known as "candy corn" and offered around Halloween to gullible children.
4 years ago. Edited 4 years ago.
 LutzP
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Hi John, I knew from the Thumbnail that this must be your photo.
4 years ago.
 John FitzGerald
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Thanks, Joe, and good remainder of the weekend to you.
4 years ago.
 John FitzGerald
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Thanks, Keith. We had good light today, so that was something. I too am glad to see these pesky devils under control.
4 years ago.
 John FitzGerald
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What? You give traffic cones to children on Hallowe'en?

Actually, I'd never seen or heard of candy corn before you mentioned it, but the internet reveals the resemblance. Perhaps...traffic cones were modelled on candy corn!

Well, let's look that up. So...the traffic cone was "invented" by Charles D. Scanlon, but not a word about the inspiration for the shape. Probably trying to avoid patent infringement.
www.trafficsafetystore.com/traffic-cones/history
4 years ago.

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