Don't know if this has been mentioned elsewhere or if what I spotted is old, in which case the usual apologies for a lack of suitably encyclopaedic CCS-knowledge...
Anyhoo - on my journey along the Innocent this morning into town, after the crossing with DRW, I noticed a line of numbers have been spray painted along the left-hand side, from 1 to 40+ by the time you reach the tunnel, when they veer up the steeper path to the left.
I'm wondering if these are to mark lights going in along the path? Would be a great improvement to night-time use which is rather spooky (in the manliest sense of the word) at the best of times, let alone winter.
If not for lights then what else might they be for?
I'm usually fairly observant and don't think I've seen them before, and it looked like the paint had been sprayed over some recently-fallen leaves in some parts, so can't be that old.
Any news or links to appropriate topics where this has already been addressed?
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