fourepb
2011.07.23.0868
I took a walk through The Park in Nottingham on 23rd July 2011 and this is of one of the signs at the junction of Tattershall Drive and Tunnel Road. The Park is not only the last place in Nottingham where the streets are still lit by gas lights, but the road signs are in a time-warp as well. Unfortunately, they cannot really be categorised as pre-Worboys or post-Worboys, as they exhibit features from both eras. In addition, because the Park is essentially a network of private roads, some signs (like this one) don't conform with signs found (or formerly found) on public roads elsewhere. Nonetheless, I felt they were worthy of record. In this case, we have a post-Worboys grey post with a non-standard letterd one way sign. Note, again, the blue road marking.
2011.07.23.0868
I took a walk through The Park in Nottingham on 23rd July 2011 and this is of one of the signs at the junction of Tattershall Drive and Tunnel Road. The Park is not only the last place in Nottingham where the streets are still lit by gas lights, but the road signs are in a time-warp as well. Unfortunately, they cannot really be categorised as pre-Worboys or post-Worboys, as they exhibit features from both eras. In addition, because the Park is essentially a network of private roads, some signs (like this one) don't conform with signs found (or formerly found) on public roads elsewhere. Nonetheless, I felt they were worthy of record. In this case, we have a post-Worboys grey post with a non-standard letterd one way sign. Note, again, the blue road marking.