I am not very good at websites as those of you who tried recently will know :-((
However I think I've got most of it sorted by now - so - if you go to www.millport.net and links - I did try to change the title - you will see a very interesting road sign. There is one at each end of Millport when you leave to go into the country. The recommended speed within the town is 20mph.
I am not very good at websites as those of you who tried recently will know :-((
However I think I've got most of it sorted by now - so - if you go to www.millport.net and links - I did try to change the title - you will see a very interesting road sign. There is one at each end of Millport when you leave to go into the country. The recommended speed within the town is 20mph.
I am not very good at websites as those of you who tried recently will know :-((
However I think I've got most of it sorted by now - so - if you go to www.millport.net and links - I did try to change the title - you will see a very interesting road sign. There is one at each end of Millport when you leave to go into the country. The recommended speed within the town is 20mph.
Left is "Warning: Pedestrians"
Right is "Warning: Cycle Route Ahead"
I see nothing strange...
The choice of capitalisation in the title, "The cycle friendly Island" is odd.
I am not very good at websites as those of you who tried recently will know :-((
However I think I've got most of it sorted by now - so - if you go to www.millport.net and links - I did try to change the title - you will see a very interesting road sign. There is one at each end of Millport when you leave to go into the country. The recommended speed within the town is 20mph.
Left is "Warning: Pedestrians"
Right is "Warning: Cycle Route Ahead"
I see nothing strange...
The choice of capitalisation in the title, "The cycle friendly Island" is odd.
....and there was me wondering what I was missing - I couldn't see anything odd about it either, other than emphasising the cycle-friendliness. Is it really?
..and there was me wondering what I was missing - I couldn't see anything odd about it either, other than emphasising the cycle-friendliness. Is it really?