this sign's made of solid concrete and reads; petrol, 5 furlongs
Roadside antiquities
- hubgearfreak
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Re: Roadside antiquities
But I don't think it was refering to these at Byley.
Percussive maintainance, if it don't fit, hit it with the hammer.
Re: Roadside antiquities
May have been posted before but I was taking the photo for another reason and then noticed the "Winged Wheel" sign.
Old New Inn - Bourton on the Water.
The other reason = A work colleague of the daughters says he had his "demob" party here.
Old New Inn - Bourton on the Water.
The other reason = A work colleague of the daughters says he had his "demob" party here.
You'll never know if you don't try it.
Re: Roadside antiquities
Another picture of a chimney, not sure what it's for though
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not my pic, but I some times ride right past the front door of this on my commute - is 1618 antiquity enough?
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Found this in the village of Ploerdut in Britanny, the village is twinned with Stithians in Cornwall very close to where I live
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I love this old AA road sign in St Mawes. First noticed it about ten years ago when I was working nearby in the depths of winter. I just love the accuracy down to the quarter of a mile
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Petrol 11 1/2p per gallon.