Over the last few weeks I've become aware of how many A-boards and other advertising signs are taking over a pedestrianised area.
This is Gentleman's Walk in Norwich, by the market. In the short length immediately alongside the market I counted 29 of these signs. Bad enough when you can see them and walk round them, but an unnecessary and unwelcome hazard if you're blind.
My 12 monthly reflections of 2024 - August, walking it seems
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Boat time on Percy as the 1st August saw me back over on a day run to fit
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Wot - no Subway!
Wot do you mean?
In Brentwood, the shopkeepers are very angry because the council has ordered them to remove their boards from the pavement for being both unsightly and a menace to those who are blind or partially so.
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There's a bit more space here in Norwich, but the boards seem to be encroaching more and more.
It looks like such an attractive town too! I have a thing about billboards...I could start to get a thing about these too!
The good thing about Norwich: it's a long way from anywhere, crime is low and so are insurance premiums.
The bad thing about Norwich: it's a long way from anywhere.
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