A cul-de-sac is connected at one end and cut off at the other. A trail connector changes everything.
Most cul-de-sacs back up against a school, a park, another neighborhood, or a creek corridor. A short paved path - sometimes just 50 feet through a fence gap - transforms a dead end into a connected node. This is one of the highest-value investments in suburban transportation.
#CulDeSac #SuburbanConnectivity #TrailConnector #ActiveTransportation
So I guess #WaywardWaymos are a thing now?
Unoccupied, driverless #Waymo #cars have invaded a neighborhood near us, repeatedly #driving into a dead-end road, around the cul-de-sac, then driving out. They're not there to pick up passengers. But there are plenty of children and pets in the area.
The cars are lost. And on auto-repeat. 
#Empty #Waymos invade #Atlanta #neighborhood, circle #CulDeSac for hours with no #passengers
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Françoise Dorléac’s Iconic Role as Teresa in Roman Polanski’s Cul-de-sac
📰 Original title: 50 Extraordinary Photos of Françoise Dorleac as Teresa on the Set of “Cul-de-sac” (1966)
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Françoise Dorléac delivered a memorable performance as Teresa in Roman Polanski’s 1966 film Cul-de-sac, portraying a young, bored, and manipulative wife in an isolated castle setting. Unlike typical female roles of the 1960s, Teresa is a strong, resourceful, and morally complex character who exerts control over her husband and interacts provocatively with invading gangsters. Critics praised Dorléac for bringing intensity and charisma to a character that could have been unlikable, describing her as a “panther in the night.” One notable scene features Teresa swimming nude in freezing water during an extended take, highlighting the physical demands of the role. The film allowed Dorléac to explore a darker, more intelligent side of her acting, contrasting with the lighter, more cheerful performances she was known for alongside her sister Catherine Deneuve. Tragically, Dorléac died in a car accident only a year after the film’s release, echoing one of the final scenes in Cul-de-sac. Her work in this film remains a testament to her talent and is often regarded as the pinnacle of her brief but brilliant career.
Françoise Dorléac’s Iconic Role as Teresa in Roman Polanski’s Cul-de-sac
📰 Original title: 50 Extraordinary Photos of Françoise Dorleac as Teresa on the Set of “Cul-de-sac” (1966)
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Françoise Dorléac delivered a memorable performance as Teresa in Roman Polanski’s 1966 film Cul-de-sac, portraying a young, bored, and manipulative wife in an isolated castle setting. Unlike typical female roles of the 1960s, Teresa is a strong, resourceful, and morally complex character who exerts control over her husband and interacts provocatively with invading gangsters. Critics praised Dorléac for bringing intensity and charisma to a character that could have been unlikable, describing her as a “panther in the night.” One notable scene features Teresa swimming nude in freezing water during an extended take, highlighting the physical demands of the role. The film allowed Dorléac to explore a darker, more intelligent side of her acting, contrasting with the lighter, more cheerful performances she was known for alongside her sister Catherine Deneuve. Tragically, Dorléac died in a car accident only a year after the film’s release, echoing one of the final scenes in Cul-de-sac. Her work in this film remains a testament to her talent and is often regarded as the pinnacle of her brief but brilliant career.
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