Who Are The Dickheads Pinching Signs?

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Originally Posted by tony

Thought so

Tony

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Is that a problem?
As a taxpayer it's my property too. Apart from it being inconsiderate to people who might actually need to use a sign for safety.
Just thinking of anybody who needs to call emergency services to an intersection or other reference point.

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Originally Posted by Hymie

Is that a problem?

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Why would you ask, do you think it is ?


Tony

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Originally Posted by LandyAndy

Sign theft is real common.
Costs the shire thousands every year in replacements.
Andrew

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If I remember correctly "Mullulup" town sign was a bit of target in the Sth/Wst of W.A. as well. Not to mention "Droop St" in Footscray, Vic!

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Originally Posted by tony

Why would you ask, do you think it is ?


Tony

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Nope, I don't have a problem with dobbing in theives.

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Originally Posted by Hymie

Nope, I don't have a problem with dobbing in theives.

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Thought so,

Tony

Just to make things clear - "Good on You" Hymie.

Best Wishes,

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Originally Posted by Hymie

Nope, I don't have a problem with dobbing in theives.

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same here mate :thumbsup:

once sent a video of some young hoons driving up the middle of a river
in a closed area:p
silly little boys even waved to me on the way past.......

do know if anything got done about it though

Well new to Victoria...i had maps and a GPS and still had a bit of trouble in a couple of area in the Buller/Stirling area...the signs are a good ref! not that i just rely on the maps and GPS on its own...would also just double check in any case i sign road name etc etc it was very tight in some area and not always easy having to double back with a camper trailer...was our first time in the area and had a ball! was a fantastic weeking and looking forward to our next trip...

Stu

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Originally Posted by Bushwanderer

In my view, anyone travelling in the Vic High Country or similar areas and relying on road signs is asking for all they get.

Best Wishes,
Peter
PS: When I was a member of a wilderness search & rescue group, we once found a missing bushwalker in the Budawangs. She was travelling solo & wanted to sue the NPWS for not providing more detailed signage. :eek::eek:

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[quote=Bushwanderer;739810]In my view, anyone travelling in the Vic High Country or similar areas and relying on road signs is asking for all they get.

What a STUPID and uninformed response. If you had actually READ the start of this thread you would have noted that I was making the point that people relying on paper maps and in need of reference points could find navigation in the area difficult. What do you carry...... a SEXTANT?

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Originally Posted by discomuzz

If I remember correctly "Mullulup" town sign was a bit of target in the Sth/Wst of W.A. as well. Not to mention "Droop St" in Footscray, Vic!

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Wedderburn has two signs that were stolen weekly before the brains trust of the Shire decided to mount them with two posts and one way fasteners

"Titwobble Lane" & "Teddy Bar Lane"

Allen, I hear on the bush telegraph that there are approx 500 new signs going into the Mansfield area of the Alpine NP....