What is it?

[scifan57]

Correct,Richard. It is Pro Advantage yogurt.

Over to you,Richard.

 

[Richard Brown]

Correct,Richard. It is Pro Advantage yogurt.

<img src="http://www.ipadforums.net/attachment.php?attachmentid=19083"/>Over to you,Richard.

Thanks. Are you the healthy eater?

My challenge is simply, what is this a part of? What is the meaning of it?



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[Richard Brown]

Thanks. Are you the healthy eater?

My challenge is simply, what is this a part of? What is the meaning of it?






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The item is very common here in the UK.

Any guesses?

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[AdmiralAdama]

Hi Richard. Because your challenge is so regional
perhaps you can open it up a bit or furnish a clue to help folks across the pond(s).

AA

 

[Richard Brown]

Hi Richard. Because your challenge is so regional
perhaps you can open it up a bit or furnish a clue to help folks across the pond(s).

AA

Yes, of course. (i was hoping some UK folk would be up and about to guess ) I've opened up the photo.



The item is to be seen in almost every village, and certainly in every town or city on the UK. Think transport.

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[Richard Brown]

As another clue, the symbol is symmetrical.

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[stranding]

As another clue, the symbol is symmetrical.

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Pondering...it's familiar. Part of a street sign? But can't think what exactly. And why most villages...?

 

[stranding]

As another clue, the symbol is symmetrical.

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Cycle lane sign?
Not part of as disabled parking sign?

Been distracted by your nice new avatar! Does that indicate an early-riser drinker?

 

[Richard Brown]

Cycle lane sign?
Not part of as disabled parking sign?

Been distracted by your nice new avatar! Does that indicate an early drinker?

Or Dutch Courage

It's not a cycle lane sign, and it isn't a disabled parking sign. However, it is road transport related.

I'm opening out the image some more....



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[stranding]

Or Dutch Courage
It's not a cycle lane sign, and it isn't a disabled parking sign. However, it is road transport related.
I'm opening out the image some more....

No extra help, already thought that was the shape :-(
Have been trawling the code / statutory signs with no luck. Can't be a radioactive warning...

 

[Richard Brown]

How old is your car?

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[stranding]

How old is your car?

Found it. Sign for a goods vehicle testing station!
In most villages?

 

[Richard Brown]

Found it. Sign for a goods vehicle testing station!
In most villages?

Yes, it is an MOT Testing station sign. However, it also applies to cars and motorcycles.

I've seen village garages with this sign. In lots of villages.







I love the way in which some lettering has slipped. It reminds me of the opening shots from Faltry Towers!

Your turn now.

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[stranding]

Yes, it is an MOT Testing station sign. However, it also applies to cars and motorcycles.
I've seen village garages with this sign. In lots of villages.
I love the way in which some lettering has slipped. It reminds me of the opening shots from Faltry Towers!
Your turn now.

Yes, that's very funny! Makes you wonder how reliable a garage it is!
Strange how that sign is both very familiar but difficult to identify.
Next coming up as soon as I can.

 

[stranding]

A challenging one perhaps. Or not, for one who should know.

What is this?
What is it's name?
Where would it traditionally be found?
Who would originally have been most likely to have made it?
What is the stuff it's made of?

For an extra bonus prize, what is the stuff inside it?