Funny signs

We don't call them footpaths over here. I don't know if we have such a thing. I only know of public paths. Then again, I've primarily lived in cities.

There was big thing back in the 1950s wit( the right to roam where certain places were declared public footpaths and rights of way even though many are in private hands.

They have to keep the: accessible as well or they get billed by the council for carrying out the work.

A lot of rights of way have to do with usage over time, and that if somewhere is used over a long time it becomes a right of way. That’s what the landowner wants to avoid, he doesn’t mind people using the land but he doesn’t want it to become a right of way. Placing a restriction stops that happening.

Yes, I've read about them in books by British authors. Just don't think we have that here.

We do have a version of it here some places. If there is a path or a road or a point of access to somewhere else on your land you may have to block its use to the public typically for at least one day a year to keep it yours.

Really? Well, thank you for enlightening me. What part of the country are you in? I wonder if this applies to all of Canada.

Legally, anyone must ask your permission to be on your land, but you may not be there to discuss this issue with them. A No Trespassing sign and fence will send the message that no one can be on your private property without authorization. The Penal Code requires that landowners post conspicuous signs near the primary entry points of the area to be closed to the public.

ok, back to the funny signs...

I actually always do that before entering an elevator.

Snart.

That was supposed to be "smart".

Understood.

I hate it when I discover I made a typo after it's too late to edit them.

And I make a lot of them. I know because I catch a lot of them in time to edit. But sometimes I spot them in my posts even years later when I go back through my old posts for some reason or another.

Can't that seagull read??!

A warm day in Canada:

I love your posts! That's a good one