Home Truths On the A264
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Home Truths On the A264
Image: © Glyn Baker Taken: 28 Jan 2007
This is a view of the A264 approach to the A2220 Brewbush roundabout on the outskirts of Crawley. Someone in the Local council either has a sense of humour or needs some English lessons! The sign describes perfectly down-town Crawley on Friday and Saturday nights. The words actually say exactly the opposite of what I assume was the intent. Clearly they mean an “Alcohol Control Zone” rather than a warning to travellers to beware of drunks, or do they?
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Image Location
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51.097999
Longitude
-0.228634