Corsica, May 2016
Bullet-ridden road signs form a common part of navigation around Corsica. Those fighting for the independence of Corsica are keen to damage signs written in French as opposed to Corsican: many of the bilingual signs have the French name erased.
But the bullet riddling is wider spread than the spray paint removal of names, and may be as much a form of target practice as political statement.
Copyright Debbie Smyth, 17 November 2016
Part of Cee’s Which Way?
Travel with Intent 
Thanks to share this
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Great signs for this week. 😀
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Lots of shot up signs in the western US as well. 🙂
janet
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I thought it might be a fairly wide spread pastime but wasn’t sure – thanks for that
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Just like in Wales! 🙂 Well, almost.
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There’s certainly pride in their language 😀
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No wonder, it sounds like music. 🙂
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