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These blue and yellow footprints appeared on our local pavements a few months ago. It seems to be the same type of paint that is used for double-yellow lines.
I would assume they mark some kind of
walking trail. They can be found on
Richmond Hill and may lead towards
Werneth Low but I've not yet found out any proper information about them.
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3 comments:
did someone let Big Bird loose with the paint again? :)
I believe they're used to direct kids to locations where they can cross the street safely (i.e. with a lollipop lady/man or a controlled crossing).
they are used for encourging people to walk to school they are mainly near schools in walking distance.trying to keep the envioroment cleaner and safer by doing these big colourfull dino footprints instead of driving to school also the kids get a stamp card every month and if they walk every day and get it stamped they get a dino footprint badge good ey
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