I do believe we've been out-bus-stopped by Baltimore!
Up the street from my house is Arlington's infamous Million Dollar Bus Stop (which you could argue wasn't $1,000,000 nor a bus stop). Here's what it looks like:
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47 or so miles away is this beauty, located in Baltimore, MD:
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(Sadly, it's not yet in Google Streetview. Or maybe it's a hoax? Nahh, not possible.)
How cool is that a bus stop? OK, maybe it's not quite as functional as ours, but it's certainly a lot more fun. I guess that's what you get when you have a Spanish art collective design your bus stop instead of engineers.
OK, Arlington, Baltimore more may have one the battle, but we've still got a chance to win the war. What's our next move?
Via: WebUrbanist.com
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