A Cotswold mistake
Take a look at this new sign put up by the County Council.
Can you spot the error?
Once you've spotted what is wrong, read the full story on the ´óÏó´«Ã½ Gloucestershire website.
Mark Cummings | 05:31 UK time, Wednesday, 1 September 2010
Take a look at this new sign put up by the County Council.
Can you spot the error?
Once you've spotted what is wrong, read the full story on the ´óÏó´«Ã½ Gloucestershire website.
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Comment number 1.
At 31st Aug 2010, Fred Hart wrote:Took me a couple of reads but found it in the end. Do the Councils not proof-read their signs before they get printed (or whatever the equivalent is with roadsigns)!??
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Comment number 4.
At 1st Sep 2010, wilkesj wrote:This is interesting. I know the clue was in the title of the blog post - but I looked at this image long and hard and saw nothing wrong with the signs. I think this is a perfect example of distraction theory - much used by the illusionist Paul McKenna. I suspect a lot of folks, like me, studied the blue sign in detail thinking that would be where the fault would lie, having just had a transitory glance at the Cotwsold sign below. Fascinating. Anyway, saw the mis-spelling of 'Cotswold' eventually. This image should form part of a psychometric test in a job interview situation.
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