Identify a sign

[Tuvok]

Recently I have noticed 3 occurances of a sign.

The sign is a green background and has eiter yellow or whit lettering (not sure of the exact colour from memory!)

The layout is

2
E A
F S

and an arrow

(I think I have the letters in the right order!)

Any ideas?

[Tilly2]

To East Anglia for Southwold.

[Tuvok]

Doubt it.

I'm in Scotland and I don't think whoever created these signs would use 2 to mean To!

I'm wondering if these are military signs.

[Buenchico]

If you've seen the sign close to an airport, military airfield, chemical works etc, it's probably directing the Fire Service to the official Emergency Access point to that site.

Chris

[grasscarp]

Or something to do with Edinburgh archeological field society

[Tuvok]

We have 2 bases - both over 5 miles away.

There is a piece of community land not that far away that can be used for helicopters droping off/picking up from the local hospital...

I never thought of the Fire Brigade - I'll have to remember to ask my cousin next time I see him, as he is a Fireman.

[grasscarp]

Forget it buenchico most likely right

[Tuvok]

Further north than Edinburgh. These are not home made signs.

[Tuvok]

Thanks all, I'm now going to be looking out for more of these - its only in the pas 2 weeks that I have seen them - with the 2nd one yesterday, the 3rd tonight.

[EDDIE51]

Emergency Access
Fire Service.
The number is the number of the access point , some places have several of them. The arrow shows the direction to the access point.
I live near Duxford airfield and these signs are there , I used to know a guy who was a firefighter at Duxford .

[Tuvok]

Thanks Eddie.

I'll assume your answer, even though the 2 bases are in 2 other towns/villages.