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Highly developed crossing with stop sign, symbolic bollard, and mysterious handrail on Orlando's Cady Way Trail
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Photo by: Stuart Macdonald
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road crossing, stop sign, bollard and traffic dividers, handrail, bicycle, pavement stencil
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