| I still do a double take when I see a TO LET sign. If these were at home, some people would have great fun putting the letter I between the O and the L. |
| Another place TO LET. |
| The hairy lemon. What a creative name for a restaurant! |
| Hmm is this a salon for infants? |
| I have not seen a sign for Old Road yet, but several New Road signs |
| Guess who liked this sign the most? |
| I bet you guessed it! |
| I have seen signs that read "Speed Kills." but this is new to me! |
| Magical kitchens? I want one if they clean themselves! |
| Translation to American English: EXIT |
| This is the Way Out at the Tamworth Castle |
| I wish I had gone in the shop. I have never been to a Silly Sale before! |
| Is this a buffet? I don't know |
| Another great example of vocabulary differences here in the UK! Perhaps this sign should be used at ball games. |
| New Zebras are special enough to get their own crossings! |
| Humped puffins too! |
| But humped zebras are the best! They are striped speed bumps that serve as crosswalks. |
| A barber in downtown Lichfield. |
| Anyone for a shave? |
| Allen laughed and laughed at this door and sign. It took me awhile to figure out what was so funny. |
| Yep, this is a street sign. The building in the background is a medical practice. |
| The ultimate in negativity. Just choose what you want to ban. |
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