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♩ We're Off To See The Wizard(The Wizard of Oz, 1939)
Music by Harold Arlen(1939)Lyrics by E.Y. HarburgSung by Judy Garland, Ray Bolger, and the off-screen voice of Buddy Ebsen as the Tin Man

Music by Harold Arlen(1939)Lyrics by E.Y. HarburgSung by Judy Garland, Ray Bolger, and the off-screen voice of Buddy Ebsen as the Tin Man
One knows when one has watched too many #TrafficEngineering videos on YouTube when:
Re-watching #TheWizardOfOz movie today, I spotted that there are two roads leading from Munchkin City: the Yellow and Red Brick Roads. They terminate at a central gyratory.
But the intersection, like much road design, was clearly engineered for more exits than ended up being built, but now cannot be expanded according to the original plan. The Yellow and Red Brick roads don't end at diametrically opposite sides of the central circle, but actually quite close to each other on the circumference. Moreover, there's no room to put in the other 5 or so Brick Roads that there is space for on that circle.
There are some motorway and A road roundabouts like that in my neck of the woods, with phantom exits or spaces for (say) planned flyovers that never got built.
It's worth noting that the Yellow and Red Brick roads never actually meet.
Something about #TheWizardOfOz movie that I did not remember:
There are 6 musical numbers before Dorothy even starts down the Yellow Brick Road.
Yes, the mayor really does sing that it's Munchkin City, not Munchkin County, nor Munchkin land as in the books.
Indeed, what the mayor sings implies that in the movie The Land Of Oz is a county. Which definitely means that Dorothy and Toto are not in Kansas, as 'The Land Of Oz' does not follow the #Kansas naming conventions for its counties at all. They're all named after rivers, famous people, or Native American peoples.
As 'Ozland' it would match the naming conventions of several other U.S.A. states, though — or indeed those of Novia Scotia.
I'm not thinking far enough afield, of course. I would not put it past the Internet to have long since spawned explanations of why the movie's Land Of Oz is actually Asia, or something. (-:

Music by Harold Arlen(1939)Lyrics by E.Y. HarburgSung by Judy Garland, Ray Bolger, and the off-screen voice of Buddy Ebsen as the Tin Man

Music by Harold Arlen(1939)Lyrics by E.Y. HarburgSung by Judy Garland, Ray Bolger, and the off-screen voice of Buddy Ebsen as the Tin Man