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Deep in Naarfuk, life moves at a much slower pace. It is great to see this has been reflected in the village of Deopham where its welcoming sign ask motorists rather quaintly to “drive you steady”.
I imagine this use of local dialect instantly puts a smile on the face of drivers, who are more used to official warning signs urging them to reduce their speed.
You would surely have to slow down to a tractor’s pace in order to enjoy it and go with the flow. A very clever marketing ploy.
The highly esteemed Spectator and Sunday Telegraph writer, country walker and fellow Cambridgeshire inhabitant, Ross Clark, is asking us all to put our thinking caps on.
He is writing a book on bizarre rules and regulations. There must be zillions of them. Please email any examples to rossjclark@aol.com.