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A friend spotted this on a wall outside a pub in Shrewsbury and asked what I thought it was. I've seen similar, and assume from the fact that it's blue, that it's probably something to do with water, and maybe identifies an 80mm pipe buried at 1.7m? However I couldn't make a stab at the 'WO' even if the other two parts are somewhere near right (apart from 'W'ater, probably)
So, it seems likely the great minds of STW will know. What say you, please?
See, someone always knows!
Impressive. An answer within 3 mins. Thanking you kindly 👍
Oh. A washout valve. I should have guessed👋🤔
It appears to be a satanic symbol. According to the Microsoft AI:
The sign in the image is a symbol that means “sign of the horns” or “rock on”. It is a gesture made by extending the index and little fingers while holding the middle and ring fingers down with the thumb. It is often used to express admiration for rock music, metal music, or other genres of music. It can also be used to show approval, enthusiasm, solidarity, or defiance
@thols2 Brilliant! Perhaps we'll ignore Microsoft AI in this instance, eh? (On the basis that its inanimate and being a prick)
It means there's a water 'ose buried 1.7m below.
According to the Microsoft AI
And an AI created by Microsoft is supposed to be trustworthy?
