fingerpost

Hiking destinations in the area are displayed on a fingerpost at the junction.

But they were all written with the same size lettering and there seemed to be a maximum permitted length for a fingerpost.

Often junctions are signed with only a fingerpost.

The park also uses fingerpost signs for routes suitable for local traffic only.

As a result, the fingerpost developed.

- Fingerpost (tried vainly to get caught up in it, but couldn't even finish)

I just finished the Iain Pears Fingerpost book and loved it!

The best re-read of 2004 was An Instance of the Fingerpost.

The town is home to what is reputed to be the oldest fingerpost in the United Kingdom.

The area gets its name from the historic fingerpost which formerly stood at the crossroads but now stands adjacent to the entrance to the pub.

The coachman halted the horses and stared gloomily at the place where, in his opinion, the fingerpost ought to have been.

An Instance of the Fingerpost (1998)

An Instance of the Fingerpost is a 1997 historical mystery novel by Iain Pears.

I vote yes to Pattern Recognition, no to Lovely Bones and Instance of the Fingerpost.

As in Pears' earlier novel An Instance of the Fingerpost, the reader is challenged to learn more about the history underlying the fiction.

DERRY'S popular community magazine 'Fingerpost' has decided to go monthly due to public demand.

In the original Latin, the term "fingerpost" is simply "cross" (crucis), echoing the decisive "crucifixion" revealed in the story:

The Clearances (1992), Blackford: Fingerpost Publicatiouns Ltd.

How about "An Instance of the Fingerpost" (Riverhead), Iain Pears's murder mystery set in the 17th century?

Iain Pears is the author of several historical novels, including An Instance of the Fingerpost and Stone's Fall.

Iain Pears, undergraduate at Wadham and Oxford resident, whose novel An Instance of the Fingerpost is set in the city.

At the Pynt o the Pick and Other Poems (2008), Blackford: Fingerpost Publicatiouns Ltd.

Greatrakes (using the alternate spelling "Greatorex") features prominently in Iain Pears's "An Instance of the Fingerpost".

Compton Wynyates also plays a central role in the second narrative of Iain Pears's An Instance of the Fingerpost (1998).

A notable landmark in Pelsall is The Fingerpost, at the junction of B4154 Norton Road and A4124 Lichfield Road.