Lots of people drive past this road on a daily basis and have probably never noticed one of the best example of one of the first road signs:
Sunday, 22 August 2010
Kings Cliffe and Blatherwycke Boundary Marker
Hidden in a field right next to a tree between Kings Cliffe and Blatherwycke is what has to be the smallest Grade II listed 'building' I have ever seen!
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