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| Everywhere we go there are signs in all shapes, sizes and formats. Even handwritten signs. Ingleton is a relatively small place, yet even here there are so many signs. This set of images show just a few that I spotted as I walked around Ingleton. Next time you go into your own village, town or city, just have a look and see how many signs there are. Imagine the places without them. |
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| Being a cat person, I simply couldn't resist taking a photo of this sign. Sadly the feline didn't make an appearance. |
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| Not so much a sign, but a stone monument. |
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| That is one heck of a choice to be made. Do we go to the pub, or the chippy? Better still, pub first, then the chippy. |
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| Oh dear, are they expecting floods? |
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| This really did remind me of my home County of Devon, where you can buy cream teas everywhere! The clotted cream had certainly travelled a long way. |
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| Unusual milestone. La Chapelle Des Marais in the twin town of Ingleton. |
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| Paradise Row built in 1711. No entry through that ofd doorway though. |
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| Another cat lives here perhaps? |
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| This was not easy to take a photo of due to the reflection. |
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| One of Ingleton's attractions is the Waterfall Trail. |
Quite a mix of signs, entertaining though.
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