Two signs on a corner near Shifnal
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Image: © Jaggery Taken: 16 Nov 2015
On the corner of Nanny Murphy's Lane and the B4379. In the UK, warning signs are triangular and red-edged. The one in the background warns of no footpath for half a mile. Red-edged circular signs indicate a prohibition such as No Cycling, No Motor Vehicles or, as here, no vehicles heavier than the weight shown.
