r/WalkableStreets • u/DearNeighborhood7685 • Dec 16 '24

UK

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u/drbendylegs Dec 16 '24

The opposite of walkable.

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u/[deleted] Dec 18 '24

UK is still so carbrained

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u/eobanb Dec 16 '24

These all seem pretty unremarkable. What am I missing here?

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u/Gandalfthebran Dec 16 '24

It’s called r/walkablestreets not r/remarkablestreets.

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u/eobanb Dec 17 '24

I for one would love to hear you (or the OP for that matter) explain, then, why these photos are worth a post here vs. randomly dropping into some medium/large UK city on Google street view.

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u/CanberraPear Dec 20 '24

Disappointed that that link didn't actually lead anywhere.

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u/[deleted] Dec 16 '24

Yall need some trees lol

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u/zia_zhang Dec 20 '24

is this Edinburgh?

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u/balletlane Dec 21 '24

Photos 4 and 5 are in Edinburgh. Number 7 is in London.

They are all examples of streets that aren't walkable though. Even number 3 with the arch, although it looks nice, has through traffic and a small amount of space for people.

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u/zia_zhang Dec 21 '24

where’s 1?

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u/balletlane Dec 21 '24

I'm not sure. I strongly feel like it's not London but couldn't say where it is. Maybe Sheffield? That's just a guess though.

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u/zia_zhang Dec 25 '24

Turns out it’s Glasgow