A new subdivision is going in south of the area in which I live. I've known it would eventually appear. The question was always when and not where.
Today I noticed the long line of new street lamps. Between the tall, brushed-aluminum poles catching the light and the shear number of the new addition to the country lane way, the clue to the arrival of a new subdivision was hard to miss.
Just the other day I had wondered about the cost of lighting a city. What does a city spend on street lights alone? How long do these monsters last?
I imagine operating them is less today than in the past. Those small lamps extending over the roadway are awfully shallow. I'll bet they are LEDs.
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