Below - these gate type structures are based on the sides of a ship with oars dipping into the ground. They can be used as a chicane for slowing traffic (cycles) as the Path approaches the road.

Below the posts are used to carry a disc showing route name. The penant allows for the adding of route information.


Above - Story fish are added to the gate from the children's poetry.
Below - a close up of the post showing the Path logo and penant with mileage engraved onto it. Next to it you can see a sketch showing a version in stone with a penant shape carved into for continuity.


Above - you can see stone versions of the curved steel posts with disc attached showing logo of Path and carved penant shape into the stone showing distances.
Below - detail of post with penant and disc attached.