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Europe@feddit.orgEnglish · 2 months ago

The road signs that teach travellers about France

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The road signs that teach travellers about France

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Europe@feddit.orgEnglish · 2 months ago

From abbeys and bridges to fish soup and Resistance history, France's motorway signs offer drivers a crash course in the nation rushing past their windows.

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Arent they all over Europe, not just France? I have seen them in many countries.
- mjr@infosec.pub
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  Yes, but I think France has bigger more colourful official signs than most.
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    They are exactly the same as in Belgium.
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      1 month ago
      You think the BBC recognises Belgium?
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    2 months ago
    they are brown?
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      Mainly yes, so not that colourful.
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      1 month ago
      With big pictures
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  Yes, they are.

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