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[Closed] Right of way sign theft

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While out today came across a man(plastic cockney,all west ham shirt and cheap gold) and his missus(knock off von dutch clothing,bingo wings and saddle bags) walking their dog on a bridleway that forms part of my local loop nothing strange so far but under his arm was a very large square post which as i drew closer i noticed it was a ROW sign post.
So i asked what he was planning on doing with said sign post he informed me that he was going to use it as a gate post in his garden,when i said that he should proberly put it back where he found it and tell the council that it had fallen down,he said that i should have sex and travel and waved said post at me.
At this point i took his advice and went on my merry way as the post was very big and very pointy i did add when at a safe distance that i thought his parents had him out of wedlock, phoned the police when i could get a signal,surprise surprise they couldn't give a sh*t,should i inform the local ROW officer that one of his signs is missing.


 
Posted : 19/07/2009 6:13 pm
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well new bridleways are always welcome, especially if they run through a ****'s garden


 
Posted : 19/07/2009 6:16 pm
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Relax.

On one of my Sustrans routes a bridge has been partially dismantled. Some chav must have a decking vision for his tower block abode.


 
Posted : 19/07/2009 6:21 pm
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Actually, I hate the signs that litter the countryside. Yes, he was nicking it, but sod it. There are too many signs telling us what we should be or shouldnt be doing.

Shame about the coppers not giving a toss though. Theft is theft - whats the point in law if its not upheld. I need a new fence, perhaps I ought to make it out of footpath signposts............mmmm.


 
Posted : 19/07/2009 7:22 pm
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Bridleway signs? That's an English thing, right?


 
Posted : 19/07/2009 7:26 pm
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no - you get them in scotland too.


 
Posted : 19/07/2009 7:28 pm
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Get a big **** off horse and ride across his garden.


 
Posted : 19/07/2009 7:38 pm
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Smee - there is no such thing as a bridleway in Scotland


 
Posted : 19/07/2009 7:44 pm
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Someone drove into a footpath sign a few miles away from ours. The men came to put a new one there and presumably, having run out of footpath signs, put a bridleway sign there. Sweet, instant upgrade. Not that made it made any difference you understand.


 
Posted : 19/07/2009 8:28 pm