The simplicity and clarity of road signs is very appealing. This is a random selection:
Signs
- September 30th, 2006
- Posted in Built environment
- Tagged France, notice
2006 Archives
Stanage Edge [53 20 50 N, 1 38 0 W] is a 6 kilometre escarpment of millstone grit on the eastern edge of the Peak District. The track along the top is superb walk, while the rock face below is hugely popular with rock climbers.
A first batch of photos from the August Bank Holiday visiting EH in in Sheffield. Given its past as a centre of steel industry and its size (the 4th largest city area in England after London, Birmingham and Leeds), Sheffield is a surprisingly green city and has the rare advantage of being located right next to a National Park (the Peak District).
Final set of pictures from Wales (Wed-Thu).
Interlude with pictures of wild and not-so-wild life from the area.
First batch of pictures from a recent family holiday in mid-Wales, staying in an isolated converted farmhouse some distance from the small village of Dyffryn Ardudwy (roughly pronounced Diff-rin Ar-did-ooee).
