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Homemade signpost in Little Port Harmon, indicating that Calgary and Ontario are in different directions, and that Seoul is both this way and that.
A short type (3 feet 6 inches) fingerpost made by Maldon Iron Works. This post was ordered by Essex County Council 23 September 1936.
www.milestone-society.co.uk is where you will find the Milestone Society who have taken fingerposts into their remit.
Taken by my father, and scanned from the original slide. At first I thought it was in Switzerland 1968, but I now think it's St Wolfgang, Austria, June 1965
Confirmation, one way of the other, would be appreciated.
Seen at Pioneer Courthouse Square in Portland, Oregon, USA on a trip I took in July, 2006. Wow! You can go anywhere from Portland! Best viewed large.
At TL 3262 3703. Arms 2 and 3 now a single reflective ‘Worboys’ type with upper and lower case lettering. Finial absent.
This delightful post was a product of Stanton. It has an annulus finial with the legend ESSEX COUNTY COUNCIL. A pre-war postcard shows that it originally had a fourth arm. Photo dates from 2005 and it is at TL 9281 2261.
When this photo was taken in 2003 the post (made by Maldon Iron Works) was undergoing refurbishment. The work was never completed and it was soon replaced by a modern 'traditional' post.
Pictures from a very wet walk (June 2012 - the wettest Jun on record) through some beautiful Irish countryside on the Dingle Peninsula.
For the background story, please visit my PhotoBlog:
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