What is it?

[Richard Brown]

OK, thanks. BTW, are you sharing the driving? I wondered as your photos taken en route and approaching the snow storm are from the passenger's seat.

My challenge. What is this a part of? What does it mean?



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[scifan57]

OK, thanks. BTW, are you sharing the driving? I wondered as your photos taken en route and approaching the snow storm are from the passenger's seat.

My challenge. What is this a part of? What does it mean?

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No, I don't drive.

 

[Richard Brown]

Here's another part of the subject of my challenge.



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[AdmiralAdama]

Is it a logo, brand?

AA

 

[Richard Brown]

Is it a logo, brand?

AA

Yes it is a logo, but not for a commercial brand.

It is more sense orientated



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[Richard Brown]

Sandy Powell's catch phrase is most apt for my challenge

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[AdmiralAdama]

That said, my hunch is the logo is associated with hearing?

AA

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[Richard Brown]

That said, my hunch is the logo is associated with hearing?

AA

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Yes. You are right. I need a little more information, however AA. In what way is it to do with hearing? The logo is to be found inside public places, such as theatres, council chambers or churches.







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[Richard Brown]

OK, to get this solved, here is another picture. The sign is related to hearing, but I'm after the purpose of the sign.



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[BostonDan]

International Symbol of Access for Hearing Loss, if I am correct, please open this challenge as I will be unable to post something new soon.

 

[AdmiralAdama]

Wiki tells me it's the universal sign for "hearing induction loop" which signifies an area's public address system can connect with hearing aids.

AA

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[Richard Brown]

International Symbol of Access for Hearing Loss, if I am correct, please open this challenge as I will be unable to post something new soon.

Wiki tells me it's the universal sign for "hearing induction loop" which signifies an area's public address system can connect with hearing aids.

AA

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Yes, you both got it. As Boston Dan cannot post, so it's up to you AA.



I thought the challenge would have fallen quickly.

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[AdmiralAdama]

Yes, you both got it. As Boston Dan cannot post, so it's up to you AA.

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I thought the challenge would have fallen quickly.

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In other words "hear today, gone later today?"

I too have to pass on a new challenge so someone please jump in.

AA

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[BostonDan]

What is it?


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[Richard Brown]

It looks like a recessed light fitting.

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