Photo taken in August 2007: never change a signpost too quickly !

The Aust Ferry was a ferry service that operated across the River Severn. It ran between the village of Aust in England and the village of Beachley, in Gloucestershire but near Chepstow in Wales.

It was generally known as the Beachley Ferry on the Welsh side, and the Aust Ferry on the Bristol side. Before the Severn Bridge was opened in 1966, it was the only crossing of the estuary for road traffic between the West Country and South Wales below Gloucester, thus allowing cars to avoid a 60 mile road journey.

Oddly, the American Embassy is many miles from here. But we know in which direction.

Hobbiton, New Zealand

Vidova Gora Sign post

Laguna Cyn

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/California_State_Route_133

很有感觉的样子

Signpost to the village of Blackbrook in Derbyshire that seems to have gone very dark. Photo Taken: 30/01/17

and a jogger

Signpost

For a WW2 plane not the insect.

vertical take off planes ahead

What a great signpost at the Zoo.

To Glossop and the Snake Pass Inn, on the Doctor's Gate path

With two arms and its annulus finial missing, this Stanton post looks rather sad. Since this photo taken around 2006 the post has been painted. Grid ref: TL 5314 3786

Looking tidy after a paint job although missing it's annulus or roundel finial.

Signpost

品川神社例大祭 Shinagawa Shrine Festival, Kita-Shinagawa Tokyo Japan

June 9, 2013

I think the horses have been changing the road sign...

(okay, it was me with photoshop)

This signpost is at the end of Ferry Road very near The Anchor public house. I've read that the Centenary Walk follows the bank of the River Crouch for a while before heading inland to join footpaths going towards Hockley. I have walked some of this route decades ago without knowing about this name. I'm not able to do so nowadays though.

Presumably the H.P.C. on the signpost is Hullbridge Parish Council.

***update See comment from John Myers below for some detailed information. Important for anyone thinking of walking the route***

A nice traditional looking signpost, or is it? Leaning the bike against it produced an odd sounding noise that I wasn't expecting. It's made of plastic! Well, maybe fibreglass, but not the solid metal of most of the other signposts around.

Photo 2009.

South end of New Zealand.