Friday Caption Contest: Cycle Route Signage
This week’s competition features a photo I took last week. It’s a section of National Cycle Network Route 1, between Ashington and Blyth , that now features an attractive and cycle friendly sculpture, which leaves a massive 25% of the original cycle path still available for two-way cycle traffic:
The question for you is . . . the sculpture is pictured in it’s folded position, so what’s on this sign when it’s unfolded to its full glory?
Leave your answer below as a comment - this week you could win a fabulous [fantasy] prize. The best entry (as judge by our totally impartial panel of experts) will get the respect of their local council, who will subsequently promise to treat people on bikes (who, after all, don’t pay Road Tax) in a totally non-discriminatory manner.
And you can’t say fairer than that.













Pass either side.
Caution: Wide Sign in Cycle Route
Think Bike!
When open it says: “Sign not in use”
Warning: Cyclists in road!
Orangutan hunting season open
Warning, Roadcone migration.
Please do not park your bike by these4 railings
Cyclist Dismount
Must be no taller than this cone to pass.
Honk if your Horny!
warning, signs thrown from bridge
“We Are Members of the ‘Considerate Contractors’ Scheme…”
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