Plane english?
Parks Victoria interpretation fail. Warning signs should be written in plain english to maximise comprehension by visitors of all types. This sign is clearly intended to avoid liability whilst minimising impact on visitor activities. It is not meant to stop people sitting under trees or warn them of the risk of falling branches, just to allow management to say "but we warned them" when they get sued. Of course a half baked lawyer would anihilate such a defence.
In the mean time it will amuse visitors with the lovely pictogram of a person having a tree thrown at them.
Plane english?
Parks Victoria interpretation fail. Warning signs should be written in plain english to maximise comprehension by visitors of all types. This sign is clearly intended to avoid liability whilst minimising impact on visitor activities. It is not meant to stop people sitting under trees or warn them of the risk of falling branches, just to allow management to say "but we warned them" when they get sued. Of course a half baked lawyer would anihilate such a defence.
In the mean time it will amuse visitors with the lovely pictogram of a person having a tree thrown at them.