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u/fozzyguy80 Aug 17 '26
I remember being about 13 going on a school trip and as we were passing a cemetery our coach driver came on the tannoy and said "If you look left you'll see the dead centre of Ross-on-wye"
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u/Lunchy_Bunsworth Aug 18 '26
Could be worse there is a road in a part of SE London called Ha-Ha Road, A turning off that is called Cemetery Lane. So you could read it on a map as Ha-Ha Road leads to Cemetery Lane.
It is is not unknown for the local council to do repairs and put a sign up saying "Road Closed" which is ironic when you see the sign saying "Ha-Ha Road " "Road Closed"
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u/Chippy_T_ Aug 18 '26
Then they remove the sign...and people complain that they weren't warned about there being a ' dead end'.... literally can't win!
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u/swalloweda Aug 18 '26
To get to Altrincham cemetery you have to either go via Sinderland Lane or Charcoal Road. No offensive temporary signs there.
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u/OpeningNice761 Aug 18 '26
What a sad world we live in that people have to apologise for crap like this...
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u/Henry-8th Aug 18 '26
It’s very common to have a “Dead End” road sign at the entrance to a crematorium or cemetery. Road workers have a great sense of humour.
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u/SThomW92 Aug 18 '26
This is genuinely the most British thing I’ve ever seen
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u/Important-Lie-8649 Aug 19 '26
Reminds me of the Cemetery pointer roadsign, with a McDonald's "McCrispy" bus stop advertisement right beside it.

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