Carlsborg has experienced considerable disruption lately. After years of discussion a new sewer line will connect to Sequim’s sewage treatment plant in an effort to end use of substandard or failing septic systems. In the meantime, anyone driving on Carlsborg Road faces this: one lane of the road is chewed up by construction and/or occasional road closures as the work continues.
LOL… who ever has the patent on pylons must be the richest person in North America.
Yeah, well, it will all be worth it in the end. Did you just call me a nut? Hmmm… Did you ever wonder about the names of various pieces of heavy equipment, and think, when you see them, that you could be in Japan? Just wondering… 🙂
The only people who like construction are the workers. Traffic is always a hassle when you add construction.
I can imagine that being chaotic.
They did that in Bellingham on the main road up the hill to our area – what a pain it was for two years – they widened the street and made turning lanes – but oh the glory of a smooth ride when they were done. Fortunately we were able to avoid that area by taking another route.
I am intrigued by the name on the construction equipment; unfamiliar with it.