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Dear superhealer,
The, used to be a sign, on the Greensward/ Fence alongside the Upper Promenade- between Holland-on-Sea and Clacton-on-Sea (I have no idea if it's still there) that read "Cycle Lane, look BOTH ways" (Funny I never Did see any Geckos there)! I think the idea was to alert Pedestrians, to the possibility of Bicycles, from either direction......I Think???
Has anyone else seen 'Strange' signs, like this?
Happy New Year
AndrewT
Update 30th December...It's Still There!
When I was younger, there used to be a car park in my home townn where you could park for free, in the corner of the car park there was a toilet block...... on the opposite side of the road from the entrance to the car park was a sign erected by the local council...... displayed on the sign, it said.....FREE P.
There was a similar sign, in Finchley- North London- which read 'P Free', right outside the Toilet.
The Funniest 'One' I ever saw, and I wished that I'd had a Camera.... Outside a field, near some friends- a few years back now.... was a sign that read 'No Dogs Allowed', what made this funny was the two CATS sitting by it😀.
I love these Gems, of 'unintended' wit......
AndrewT
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