Long distance footpath sign thread

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Derby Tup Nov 2020 4:44pm, 24 Nov 2020 47,849 posts	0 Derby Tup There’s a sign in Japanese not far from there at all, where the main tourist path that passes the Brontë bridge joins the PW. We ran by it both out and back on Sunday
Garfield Nov 2020 4:48pm, 24 Nov 2020 14,572 posts	0 Garfield @ adrian...I believe you...I've seen photos with the scale of that hill. One of these days I may do a shorter version of Beachy Head.
Derby Tup Nov 2020 4:52pm, 24 Nov 2020 47,850 posts	0 Derby Tup
Derby Tup Nov 2020 4:52pm, 24 Nov 2020 47,851 posts	0 Derby Tup Above is on Penistone Hill west of Haworth
McGoohan Nov 2020 5:00pm, 24 Nov 2020 47,417 posts	0 McGoohan I just tried to scan that pic using Google Translate but it wasn't playing. (I wonder if it says 'the Japanese translation service is not currently in the office. Please leave a message after the tone.')
Cerrertonia Nov 2020 12:44pm, 27 Nov 2020 13,455 posts	0 Cerrertonia Slightly odd path, the Harcamlow Way - 141 miles in a figure of eight connecting Cambridge & Harlow, for some reason. It's marked on OS maps, but until recently, there was very limited signage on the ground. Someone seems to have installed some new markers around here in the last year or two.
Sam Jelfs Nov 2020 12:56pm, 27 Nov 2020 812 posts	0 Sam Jelfs Saw this one on my run last weekend, part of the GR561 (Kempen - Maaspad) Normally they are just paint markings, this one just amused me.
12barDavid Dec 2020 3:05pm, 12 Dec 2020 3,899 posts	0 12barDavid I went for a 15 mile run in deepest darkest Sussex today & ran just a small part of the Monarch's Way. Crikey, the bridleways were thick with mud. Still, at least I didn't fall over.
12barDavid Dec 2020 3:08pm, 12 Dec 2020 3,900 posts	0 12barDavid The sign with the Monarch's way badge on, pointing the way to a lovely bridleway covered in leaves. Oh, & thick claggy mud hidden underneath. Character building I think it's called.
Snoot Jan 2021 1:52pm, 9 Jan 2021 1,325 posts	0 Snoot Not strictly a footpath but one for Reiver