Only 18inches long. Appearing on more. Location Derby. Not seen on a
junction yet - only pelicans and a bridge with one way working.

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John


"D Smith" wrote in message
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Maybe an aerial for a cellular micro cell, sometimes hidden in petrol
station price signs. 3G use 'dummy glass fibre phone poles' complete with
iron steps a la BT ones.

David


"John" john.plant90@NO-SPAMntlworldDOTcom wrote in message
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Not London - but why would a pelican crossing suddenly acquire a aerial
on
the top?

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John




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In article , John
john.plant90@NO-SPAMntlworldDOTcom.? writes
Only 18inches long. Appearing on more. Location Derby. Not seen on a
junction yet - only pelicans and a bridge with one way working.

Remote monitoring? Cheaper than cables?
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On Sun, 8 Feb 2004 22:40:51 -0000, "John"
john.plant90@NO-SPAMntlworldDOTcom wrote:

Only 18inches long. Appearing on more. Location Derby. Not seen on a
junction yet - only pelicans and a bridge with one way working.

Probably remote fault reporting equipment via GSM rather than
landline.


Rob.
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