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A purely personal post from Graham Ellis
Lisa and Graham live in Melksham, Wiltshire, England
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Local Council leads bans on many activities
We had a fantastic day out in Weymouth yesterday - it's really GREAT than we can make this trip on Summer Sundays now, by train all the way from Chippenham or Melksham.  I was struck as we walked around as to what an active role the local council has taken in putting up signage telling you what you can't do ... can you work out what organisation is reponsible for which sign?                As a bonus, can you explain all the things that you may not do, and explain the reasons? Some I find quite baffling. If you're not allowed a dog on the beach, then why are you instructed to clean up after your dog on the beach? ... But, great day had out by all as we climbed onto the train back to Melksham / Chippenham / Swindon. Looks a crowd, but that five car train left Weymouth with plenty room for more.  (written 2011-07-24, updated 2011-07-25) Associated topics are indexed under Z800 - Whimsy[4067] The woman, the television, the bullock and Darlington - (2013-04-23) [3922] Twerp - A person regarded as insignificant and contemptible - (2012-11-12) [3912] Sand to Arabia, Coals to Newcastle or Woodburners to Russia - (2012-11-04) [3868] How to make an ohno cake - (2012-09-23) [3851] Who is this? Picture Puzzle - (2012-08-28) [3738] Adoptive homes sought for abandoned babies - (2012-05-20) [3462] Hangers, luggage and possessions - (2011-10-01) [3288] Random Questions ... - (2011-05-14) [3226] A busy morning for railway announcements - (2011-04-01) [3223] Answering at my earliest convenience - (2011-03-29) [3215] Solution looking for problem - (2011-03-27) [3203] Melksham Town Council announces ... - (2011-03-16) [3030] Liquorice allsorts and Dolly Mixtures - (2010-11-05) [2945] Last, final, etc - (2010-09-04) [2676] Changing Times - (2010-03-13) [2626] On Malachite Green - (2010-02-06) [2542] My armpit was like a zebra crossing - (2009-12-19) [2496] A better design of mouth - (2009-11-07) [2397] Signwriting is dead. Long live the sign. - (2009-09-06) [2256] Is it Python past cheetah already? - (2009-06-24) [2251] Over a third of numbers start with the digit 1 - (2009-06-19) [2250] Bluegrass comes to Melksham - (2009-06-19) [2180] Patterns in numbers - room occupancy - (2009-05-13) [2157] From the 51773 family - (2009-05-04) [2152] My four feet! - (2009-05-01) [2143] Throughout the year, around the world - (2009-04-27) [2138] Ski bore ... train bore ... dog bore - (2009-04-24) [2131] Patterns in street names - (2009-04-17) [2127] Call in the professionals! - (2009-04-12) [2108] Funny Amusing, Funny Amazing and The Smarts - (2009-03-29) [2089] The Longest Day - Wednesday, 28th September - (2009-03-18) [2050] Why the Pony Tail? - (2009-02-21) [2028] Things people say on the phone - (2009-02-06) [2009] The Royal Mail Receipt - (2009-01-26) [1988] Melksham, Wiltshire. Town Crier Competition, 2009 - (2009-01-11) [1980] Michelle - (2009-01-06) [1977] Going round the block - (2009-01-04) [1952] Small Print - (2008-12-19) [1886] Keys to friendless churches - (2008-11-15) [1662] Westonbirt Arboretum Postcode - (2008-05-31) [1604] M25 / South Mimms Service Area - (2008-04-07) [1440] Useful command or messy screen? - (2007-11-21) [1241] If I say 'I am fine', what do I mean? - (2007-06-23) [1171] Traffic light control for horses - (2007-05-01) [1167] Leaning tower of Cheeser - (2007-04-28) [1075] I'm not the father - (2007-02-11) [973] Too much used to Skype - (2006-12-08) [892] A pattern in change - (2006-10-12) [850] Lighter moments - (2006-08-31) [807] Telling large from small - (2006-07-18) [784] Which way to turn? - (2006-06-28) [761] Great new inventions - (2006-06-14) [758] Very good for woodlice - (2006-06-12) [701] Minature Cyclists only - limited headroom - (2006-04-27) [689] The call of nature - (2006-04-18) [661] Dressed up for a phone call - (2006-03-29) [610] Need a hankie - (2006-02-16) [568] NB ''Aspiration'' - (2006-01-18) [547] Taking the dog for a walk - (2005-12-29) [520] Three life changing comments - (2005-12-07) [395] Making Orangutangs - (2005-07-28) [346] No Smoking Pubs - (2005-06-13) [331] 08:45 is a difficult time - (2005-05-31) [300] Dentist's Waiting Room Syndrome - (2005-05-04) [156] Signage - (2004-12-18) [151] Coffee Standards - (2004-12-14) [94] Special change - (2004-10-20) [69] John Toner - (2004-10-01) [44] Serious subject - (2004-09-10) [39] A Change is as good as a rest - (2004-09-05) [24] Impossible terms - (2004-08-22) 3d44
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