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Men at Work in Turkey |
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| Aspandos, IV.2000; pict. L. Bouters |
Bodrum, X.2003; pict. M. Tailly |
Kirklareli, 11.VI.2009; pict. J. Koelstra |
France, 1992 |
| Surprisingly close to our Man from Alençon in France and a man from Ara in northern Spain. We note the pose in general and several similar features : sleeves rolled up, detailed face and shoes. | Some differences though. The smallest heap is a bit higher in Turkey. The men from France are a bit more muscular than the Turkish worker being either at the point of developing a nice spread or being underfed. |
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| Bodrum, X.2003; pict. M. Tailly | Bodrum, X.2003; pict. M. Tailly | Kayseri, IX.2003; pict. A. Anselin |
| Did I tell you about the blue skies
and the warm breeze and the bright sun ?
The birds whistling happy tunes ? I told you before:
Road signs may bring you the happiest hours in your life
(from Start your own collection).
A complete new design : a man using a pick-axe. All other finds feature men working with a spade, a shovel, or their bare hands. Would that mean that a foreman, having both versions in his truck, chooses the warning sign to fit the work at hand ? He probably just takes the one that lies on top. |
The modern match-stick worker is spreading
rapidly around the Mediterranean Sea. Realizing this, the happy tunes abruptly
turn sad. Read more about the Mediterranean Workforce in Slovenia. |
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| More signs from Turkey: Children's crossing - Falling rocks |