What does the sign say?

G-CPTN · #1 2nd February 2015, 16:40

G-CPTN · #2 2nd February 2015, 16:46

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robertdavey6 · #3 2nd February 2015, 20:00

Those trees were a nuisance when i was going past them, 20+ years ago.

coachman · #4 2nd February 2015, 21:24

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Originally Posted by G-CPTN

What does the sign say?

Some sort of preservation order on the trees I would guess that prevents them from being cut back.

coastie · #5 2nd February 2015, 22:27

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Originally Posted by robertdavey6

Those trees were a nuisance when i was going past them, 20+ years ago.

And they'll have grown since then!!

Bobjork · #6 7th February 2015, 16:08

I remember when I were driving a Leyland double decker in Täby outside Stockholm (to get Helena Bergström and others from a wedding (not hers) to the restaurant).
The last part of the road to the church. The bus was still empty. Low trees on both sides of the road. I had to drive in the middle of the road to pass. And there were no signs at all when I turned in to that road.

G-CPTN · #7 7th February 2015, 16:31

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Originally Posted by Bobjork

I had to drive in the middle of the road to pass. And there were no signs at all when I turned in to that road.

Not that many double deckers in Sweden?

Bobjork · #8 7th February 2015, 20:13

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Originally Posted by G-CPTN

Not that many double deckers in Sweden?

Well, we have coaches that are as high as the Leyland double decker.... it is 4.3 m if I remember correct.

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