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Giant hemp maze

Saverna, 16.07.2024. A large industrial hemp maze featuring a huge cannabis leaf shaped center has re-opened on a three-hectare field along the Tartu-Võru road in Saverna, Põlva County. The maze, which will open to the public during this weekend's Kanepi Festival aims to promote the municipality and the various uses of industrial hemp. Photo Arvo Meeks, Lõuna-Eesti Postimees

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Giant hemp maze

Saverna, 16.07.2024. A large industrial hemp maze featuring a huge cannabis leaf shaped center has re-opened on a three-hectare field along the Tartu-Võru road in Saverna, Põlva County. The maze, which will open to the public during this weekend's Kanepi Festival aims to promote the municipality and the various uses of industrial hemp. Photo Arvo Meeks, Lõuna-Eesti Postimees

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Giant hemp maze

Saverna, 16.07.2024. A large industrial hemp maze featuring a huge cannabis leaf shaped center has re-opened on a three-hectare field along the Tartu-Võru road in Saverna, Põlva County. The maze, which will open to the public during this weekend's Kanepi Festival aims to promote the municipality and the various uses of industrial hemp. Photo Arvo Meeks, Lõuna-Eesti Postimees

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Giant hemp maze

Saverna, 16.07.2024. A large industrial hemp maze featuring a huge cannabis leaf shaped center has re-opened on a three-hectare field along the Tartu-Võru road in Saverna, Põlva County. The maze, which will open to the public during this weekend's Kanepi Festival aims to promote the municipality and the various uses of industrial hemp. Photo Arvo Meeks, Lõuna-Eesti Postimees

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Giant hemp maze

Saverna, 16.07.2024. A large industrial hemp maze featuring a huge cannabis leaf shaped center has re-opened on a three-hectare field along the Tartu-Võru road in Saverna, Põlva County. The maze, which will open to the public during this weekend's Kanepi Festival aims to promote the municipality and the various uses of industrial hemp. Photo Arvo Meeks, Lõuna-Eesti Postimees

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Giant hemp maze

Saverna, 16.07.2024. A large industrial hemp maze featuring a huge cannabis leaf shaped center has re-opened on a three-hectare field along the Tartu-Võru road in Saverna, Põlva County. The maze, which will open to the public during this weekend's Kanepi Festival aims to promote the municipality and the various uses of industrial hemp. Photo Arvo Meeks, Lõuna-Eesti Postimees

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Giant hemp maze

Saverna, 16.07.2024. A large industrial hemp maze featuring a huge cannabis leaf shaped center has re-opened on a three-hectare field along the Tartu-Võru road in Saverna, Põlva County. The maze, which will open to the public during this weekend's Kanepi Festival aims to promote the municipality and the various uses of industrial hemp. Photo Arvo Meeks, Lõuna-Eesti Postimees

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Smart Road in Põlva city

Põlva, 09.01.2024. Põlva's 2.5-kilometer stretch of Smart Road was built with the aim of increasing road safety and piloting an intracity average speed measurement system combined with a smart pedestrian crosswalk solution where crosswalks detect pedestrians and alert drivers with LED lights. Variable message signs were also installed at both ends of the smart road, providing drivers with real-time feedback about their driving speeds. The project in Põlva marks the first implementation of such a comprehensive solution worldwide. Photo Arvo Meeks, Lõuna-Eesti Postimees

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Smart Road in Põlva city

Põlva, 09.01.2024. Põlva's 2.5-kilometer stretch of Smart Road was built with the aim of increasing road safety and piloting an intracity average speed measurement system combined with a smart pedestrian crosswalk solution where crosswalks detect pedestrians and alert drivers with LED lights. Variable message signs were also installed at both ends of the smart road, providing drivers with real-time feedback about their driving speeds. The project in Põlva marks the first implementation of such a comprehensive solution worldwide. Photo Arvo Meeks, Lõuna-Eesti Postimees

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Smart Road in Põlva city

Põlva, 09.01.2024. Põlva's 2.5-kilometer stretch of Smart Road was built with the aim of increasing road safety and piloting an intracity average speed measurement system combined with a smart pedestrian crosswalk solution where crosswalks detect pedestrians and alert drivers with LED lights. Variable message signs were also installed at both ends of the smart road, providing drivers with real-time feedback about their driving speeds. The project in Põlva marks the first implementation of such a comprehensive solution worldwide. Photo Arvo Meeks, Lõuna-Eesti Postimees

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Smart Road in Põlva city

Põlva, 09.01.2024. Põlva's 2.5-kilometer stretch of Smart Road was built with the aim of increasing road safety and piloting an intracity average speed measurement system combined with a smart pedestrian crosswalk solution where crosswalks detect pedestrians and alert drivers with LED lights. Variable message signs were also installed at both ends of the smart road, providing drivers with real-time feedback about their driving speeds. The project in Põlva marks the first implementation of such a comprehensive solution worldwide. Photo Arvo Meeks, Lõuna-Eesti Postimees

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Smart Road in Põlva city

Põlva, 09.01.2024. Põlva's 2.5-kilometer stretch of Smart Road was built with the aim of increasing road safety and piloting an intracity average speed measurement system combined with a smart pedestrian crosswalk solution where crosswalks detect pedestrians and alert drivers with LED lights. Variable message signs were also installed at both ends of the smart road, providing drivers with real-time feedback about their driving speeds. The project in Põlva marks the first implementation of such a comprehensive solution worldwide. Photo Arvo Meeks, Lõuna-Eesti Postimees

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Smart Road in Põlva city

Põlva, 09.01.2024. Põlva's 2.5-kilometer stretch of Smart Road was built with the aim of increasing road safety and piloting an intracity average speed measurement system combined with a smart pedestrian crosswalk solution where crosswalks detect pedestrians and alert drivers with LED lights. Variable message signs were also installed at both ends of the smart road, providing drivers with real-time feedback about their driving speeds. The project in Põlva marks the first implementation of such a comprehensive solution worldwide. Photo Arvo Meeks, Lõuna-Eesti Postimees

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Smart Road in Põlva city

Põlva, 09.01.2024. Põlva's 2.5-kilometer stretch of Smart Road was built with the aim of increasing road safety and piloting an intracity average speed measurement system combined with a smart pedestrian crosswalk solution where crosswalks detect pedestrians and alert drivers with LED lights. Variable message signs were also installed at both ends of the smart road, providing drivers with real-time feedback about their driving speeds. The project in Põlva marks the first implementation of such a comprehensive solution worldwide. Photo Arvo Meeks, Lõuna-Eesti Postimees