I took this yesterday, right in the street in front of my house. Was it one car, leaving this trail? I don’t know.
I took this yesterday, right in the street in front of my house. Was it one car, leaving this trail? I don’t know.
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Interesting. It could be oil on the wet road. Clever find.
I like the photo. Interesting way to look at environmental pollution!
Was it raining?! And then probably one of the car oil leak would have done the trick?!
It was not raining right at that moment, but we have low clouds in the morning mostly and most nights the clouds sweep down to the ground and leave the roads and ground wet….
Now that explains!
Fascinating, an apt addition to your “blue” series.