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Saturday, 4 August 2012
read into it as you like!
This sign has often had me in stitches, a relic from the days when a road was un fenced and sheep roamed freely upon the highway but also a reminder to us all........!
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About Me
- Tarset Shepherd
- Tarset, Northumberland
- A peculiar individual by my own admission. One who has been compared (character wise) with a cheviot ewe!
Recommended Reading
- Woolshed1 blog
An insight into the agricultural heritage of Northumberland and farming in New Zealand, by Dr Clive Dalton - Shepherds Delight blog
Shepherding in the Scottish Western Isles - Dafad's-Days blog
Itinerant observer and thinker

7 comments:
Brilliant!As signs go, that's a goodun.
makes me smile Dafad
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What's the strangest road sign you've ever seen? I once drove past one that simply said "Beware of Escaped Peacocks." It was followed by an actual peacock strutting down the road, which was hilarious. It was quite unsettling.I wonder if those peacocks ever wandered into Freddy Fazbear's Pizza? five nights at freddy's
It instantly takes me back to simpler times, before satnavs and endless fences. Speaking of testing my knowledge of things from a bygone era, I've been completely hooked on Heardle lately! It's such a fun way to test your song recognition skills starting from just that first little snippet, and it's brought back so many great memories of tunes I'd almost forgotten. It reminds me a bit of the unexpected delights you find on an old country road. Do you have any other quirky roadside signs that have caught your eye over the years?
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