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On a wall in Vinales. Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Disembarkation of the 'Granma'. This was a boat that brought Fidel Castro and his brother, Raul, Che Guevara and 79 other revoltionaries, from Mexico to south-eastern Cuba, 1956. There they were pursued by government troops and only a dozen made it to the Sierra Muestre mountains. This was the sanctuary from which these few launched their successful overthrow of the Batista regime.
The vessel can be seen in the Museum of the Revolution (former presidential palace) in Havana.
The full story: This sign was one of two here donated by members of the Cobham bus museum. However, it is for a right hand bend so technically in use rather than an exhibit, as is the car park sign. Unfortunately they are moving to Brooklands in June so this won't be working much longer.
Governor Moore, Senate President Ferguson, and Speaker of the House Jones Sign Bills into Law by Joe Andrucyk, Patrick Siebert at Governor's Reception Room, 100 State Circle, Annapolis MD 21401
Warning Sign "Children" in Banya, Bulgaria, south of Varna. A fine example of the Bulgarian "running" style.
Signs with political, social, public health, and support have become common in my area this year. In the past there were occasional political signs during elections, but nothing like we are seeing now. There is a collection of those I have spotted in my album: Signs of the Times
Sign at beginning of a nature trail in Florida. No swing set in sight!
Trying to figure out what it means!
Sign: Nationalism unites us... Sectariansim divides us
Found this in the great city of Hidd. Hope the stupid oppsition reads it.
This is a sign outside an izakaya in Anan-shi, Tokushima. It was taken the night of the towns Hikari Matsuri　(Japanese only, but with a good Flash intro to the festival). We have a 'Hikari Matsuri' here because a local company invented a kind of LED light that's all over the place. It's a cool little festival, with an Awa Odori too - see my photo of the lights here.
This is from some canyon in Arizona, CA. Picture from the March 2003 spring tour with my choir from Monmouth College.
Clusters of signs for local candidates fill flower beds on 14th Street NW.
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Sign affixed to a starting signal on single line ('absolute' signal). It specifies how the signal may be passed at "stop", if required due to signal failure etc.
A security sign requesting removal of helmets and face coverings before entering the premises - does this include compulsory face masks? :))
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Finally we are seeing signs of spring. The snow is slowly melting and so is the ice on the river.
A rusty old sign that says nothing anymore. Shot next to what used to be Whittliemuir Reservoir (now a field) in Howwood.
Taken in the mid-1980s. The sight of this brought about a 'Stop the car!' moment.
I did believe that the place was named after the field number on the map when the Midland and Great Northern Railway was being built but it is also suggested that it came from the Twenty Foot Drain that is crossed by the road at this place. Sadly, I understand that the sign has been removed. :-(