#distinctivesigns

Travelling the Australian outback there is so much to see. The sights and sounds are distinctively unique. Of these, one that always catches my eye are the quirky signs describing little towns. Here is

You can see the flat patch of snow- and ice-covered water in the middle of the shot, with many bullrushes beyond leading on to a heavily forested point of land. In you think this sign is just to prevent

Fortunately, this happens not every day! The angels for sure would not appreciate. Today, we had a foggy and snowy day in La Plagne. The commercial name of the resort is „PARADISKI“ (no translation needed,

SPEEDING CONTROL in the SKI-RESORT! - Don’t worry, it’s for fun! Indeed there is a speed radar for those who want to check their performance. GREETINGS FROM LA PLAGNE - FRANCE 🇫🇷 GESCHWINDIGKEITSKONTROLLE

It's a sign. And it's Orange. So there ya go. LOL🤣

Do i have the coolest fencing EFFEr to show you all today :D Ok as always, doing my run. Took new path, then looked to my right, and see this 'placed' stones.. hmm OooOk, why would one do that?? Look up

No sign per say buuuzz this is often occouring here in Sweden, to have your entry decod wizz this kind of things :D It stems from leaving the milkcans for the milkman to collect :D

C’mon Greg, yes, that’s it, just sit down and play with your phone… that’s all we’re allowed to do here… Ok @brightongreg, I’m probably wrong again… so shoot 😉 This post participate in the “Daily Photo

I think I’ll have some words with the mayor… We’ve been walking for hours but never found any market 😉 You missed my previous signs? No stress... just click on the following thumbnails to take a look

In Kaikoura in 2016, well before the earthquake caused so much damage there, we spotted this sign outside a restaurant... Hopefully the sign was not damaged. My Kiwi friend @tattoodjay will appreciate

It’s forbidden to dive into the falling rocks… choose the other side… (let’s see if steemit is up and running again, otherwise I will also have to choose something else 😉) You missed my previous signs?

Looking at the amount of rust on the pole, you can tell this a really old sign! When was the last time you saw only a seven-digit telephone number posted - without an area code? I spotted these signs near

It took us some time during our travels in Australia to come to grips with the concept of a drive-in bottle-shop. This was the first sign of this type we saw, in Alice Springs. Does it really mean you

Danger, Danger… Some very dangerous swimmers with radioactive hands have been spotted here. Don’t approach and don’t wave back! (Feeding is also prohibited) You missed my previous signs? No stress... just

Time for a new contribution to the #distinctivesigns group… Found this one in Trouville, on the wall of public toilets… For those who are not comfortable in French 😉 the sign reads “Don’t Feed Them”…

When I first saw this sign entering a beach on the South Island I thought it was some humourist's work, but then I noticed the very official looking Buller District Council logo. Then I remembered, after

They smoke to. Posted this for #distinctivesigns - initiated by @brightongreg Rules for this fun challenge:

An Interesting Sign that had me wondering until... When I saw this sign while walking through Harlem I have to admit I was confused, Jr Senior just didnt make sense to me and I though I have to get a shot

Perhaps not that distinctive, but just a cool name and design that caught my eye when exploring the beautiful city of Savannah! Canon PowerShot Rules for this fun challenge: #distinctivesigns - initiated

This is my third entry for this week's theme. Letters in two languages: a very small sign on a stone wall. Can you listen to the phone? Is the warning due to service interruptions, or the danger of being