These street signs can be found in Paisley, Ontario.
Ross St runs parallel to the main street (Queen St) and at this intersection, near the barn, you can find the Farmer's Market held every Saturday morning from Victoria Day to Thanksgiving.
I rather liked the signs even if they are bit dark
until I tried to read another pair of signs.
The fancy script was a bit hard to decipher, especially if you weren't familiar with the town.
But then, I saw this, one block over
and felt a little sad for this end of Maggie St.
something fancy for signs, signs
It all sounds very Scottish!
ReplyDeletelots of Scottish names in these parts!
DeleteMaggie, plain and fansy.
ReplyDeletebut both are CAPITAL ladies
DeleteThose signs do have fancy script that is not the easiest to read.
ReplyDeleteI hope the paramedics know their way around town!
DeleteIndeed some signs for eternity.
ReplyDeletealthough, I do wonder what happened that they needed a new "maggie"?!
DeleteMust be hard to read at night!
ReplyDeleteTrue. It's probably not allowed to make non-reflective street signs nowadays.
DeleteI hope they replace the plain Maggie with a fancy version!
ReplyDeleteI somehow suspect that those fancy ones are too expensive now!
DeleteGreat signs
ReplyDeletethanks for your visit
DeleteI bet somebody stole the fancy Maggie sign on that one corner and nowadays they are replacing them wit plainer ones.
ReplyDeletehadn't thought of that...
DeletePoor Maggie! The rest of the signs are such a nice font for sure!
ReplyDeletethey are only on a few blocks of the 'downtown'. maybe that end of Maggie St is the borderline?!
DeleteThose sings are lovely!!
ReplyDeleteThey have a solid look to them, for sure.
DeleteI don't think I've ever seen street signs quite like these!
ReplyDeleteThe plainer one is definitely easier to read.
I've quite enjoyed seeing the varieties of signs in each town.
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