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French Letters and Queer Camps Scarecrows.

jonoslack

Active member
Hi There
we had a day trip to Arras yesterday to collect Saul. . . This is what I saw:


It's for sale if you want it.


In case you've never been there - there is a very wonderful wine shop / plant shop / greengrocer, always with a line of French cars outside.


I'm an aficionado of scarecrows, and this one could ONLY be French!
 
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Vivek

Guest
Jono, Agree with on the scarecrow. :)

Quer could mean "short" ? Anyway, not at all how you worded it in your title.
 

jonoslack

Active member
Jono, Agree with on the scarecrow. :)

Quer could mean "short" ? Anyway, not at all how you worded it in your title.
Hi Vivek - I was only going for the cheap laugh!
you have to admit that it's a pretty camp scarecrow though :)
 
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Vivek

Guest
Once, in dimlight, I was the 'navigator' for my friend when we were trying to find another friend's place. I had to keep an eye on the street signs, etc.

We just made a turn and my friend (he was an American) asked me what that sign said.

It read Ausfahrt.:ROTFL:
 

GrahamWelland

Subscriber & Workshop Member
Ausfart - I've been there.

There seem to be a lot of places in Germany called that. In fact I've found that when I drive on the autobahn that there are frequent sign posts pointing to the same place.

:ROTFL:
 

Robert Campbell

Well-known member
Be careful when parking the car in cities in Germany - even if you write down the name of the street, you will find a lot of them called Einbahnstrasse.:D
 
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