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LeetleGreyCells

Un rouleur infatigable
I'm becoming a little frustrated. There are too many villages that do not have boundary signs!

I've got two places not too far away from me beginning with the letter 'I' - Inkersall and Intake, the former in Derbyshire, the latter in South Yorkshire. Neither have boundary signs according to Google Maps Streetview!! There is a farm in Inkersall with a sign that reads:
Inkersall
(picture of cow)
Inkersall Farm​
I may have to use this one.

PS I apologise for all the exclamation marks. Start getting worried if you see three at the end of a sentence. If I get to five, you know I'm ready for my white coat with the very long arms that tie conveniently at the back.
 
[QUOTE 5556402, member: 9609"]down into england for a W
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That sign looks superimposed it's that clean
 

EltonFrog

Legendary Member
Since I started the new part time job, I haven't had time and/or the weather has been shite. Next week I start a different part time job and probably wont have any time then, so it's going to be a while before I finish if at all.
 
Since I started the new part time job, I haven't had time and/or the weather has been shite. Next week I start a different part time job and probably wont have any time then, so it's going to be a while before I finish if at all.

It's the problem I have, time is always short. I take my bike with me if I'm working away anyway so maybe some random places coming up
 

Supersuperleeds

Legendary Member
Location
Leicester
U's are a bit of a rarity in Northants so it was a good excuse to get out for a longer ride on Saturday morning. The weather was distinctly seasonal at the start of the ride but steadily improved.44 miles ridden and more than 2,000 ft of climbing - despite taking an easy roll back along the river through town.

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Upper Stowe is a strange place - no clear idea of where it starts, and then when you get to the edge of the village it appears you have ridden through 2 settlements - Stowe Nine Churches and Upper Stowe. But then again they are strange folk that live west of the A5 ...

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I'm guessing this is the first example of a double sign ?

That bottom one begins with S
 

EltonFrog

Legendary Member
A utility ride today enabled me to blag an R. Took the BSA Tour de France seeing as the roads were dry, bike no.4 @Oldfentiger . I could’ve got an S too today, but I thought I’d save that for the day I go and get a T.

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Supersuperleeds

Legendary Member
Location
Leicester
I'm becoming a little frustrated. There are too many villages that do not have boundary signs!

I've got two places not too far away from me beginning with the letter 'I' - Inkersall and Intake, the former in Derbyshire, the latter in South Yorkshire. Neither have boundary signs according to Google Maps Streetview!! There is a farm in Inkersall with a sign that reads:
Inkersall
(picture of cow)
Inkersall Farm​
I may have to use this one.

PS I apologise for all the exclamation marks. Start getting worried if you see three at the end of a sentence. If I get to five, you know I'm ready for my white coat with the very long arms that tie conveniently at the back.
Ignore me, I've re read your post properly :rolleyes:
 
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