Gosford Glow Path Timelapse

The Gosford Glow Path uses a natural non-toxic ‘glow in the dark’ mineral, phosphorous zinc sulphide to absorb ultra-violet light and glow softly during the evening.
It runs through bushland at Narara Creek, giving safe passage to pedestrians and cyclists.

[@NWOization]

Why aren't roads paved with this stuff?!

[@ryanm.3393]

Because democrats would rather waste 100s of millions of dollars on bogus investigations

[@WoollyMittens]

Gosford of all places. o.O

[@masterblaster6434]

We are miles ahead of the rest of the world. Now to just used the roads as solar generators.

[@jerryc5716]

@@masterblaster6434 just don't make them out of solar panels and you'll be fine.

[@mr.m.o.g.o.m.]

How long will it glow?

[@rvbzero7]

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