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Warning signs are usually planted as decorations along the road, and ignoring them seldom leads to any real peril.
But when they placed this particular one I think they may actually have been on to something.
Brigde over Bjoreia river, Måbødalen, Hordaland county, Norway.
Hope at last! Finally a notice warning visitors that the birds bite! Even more dangerous than the Emus were the Ostriches alongside, which are even more aggressive. Though the sign is a good thing, it was a nondescript one which was very easy to miss. (Emirates Park Zoo, Samha, Abu Dhabi, Jan. 2015)
This diagrammatic drawing was usual in Romania in the 1980s and 1990s, before the standadization of the current shape. This example is from Bucharest, on Pantelimon Roadway.
i have seen a sign on top of blackpool tower telling you not to throw coins of the tower but surely bottles is common sense. taken at the top of the olympic tower in münchen
A high-quality variant of the diagrammatic drawing that was usual in Romania in the 1980s and 1990s, before the standadization of the current shape. This example is from Bucharest, on Logofăt Dan Street near Pantelimon Roadway.
We are finished our first day touring in Hong Kong and are making our way to the ferry dock at North Point for a ride back to Kai Tak cruise terminal.
Warning signs and behavioural guidelines inside the 2-car railcar train to Nong Khai (Thailand). And yes, the signs are all in Thai! (Vientaine, Laos/ Lao PDR, April 2014)
All of the beaches north of Cairns we went to had croc and jellyfish warnings. Torture! But we went in anyway, cuz we're tough Aussies.
Wooden plaques by Strata Signs. Sign was made for Heather Glen neighborhood. www.customoutdoorwoodensigns.com
Village Entrance Sign for a military base in Britain. Extensive carving of American and British flags & Statue of Liberty. All done in high density urethane. www.customoutdoorwoodensigns.com
A sign in a hospital.
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Beware of the Dog
Especially the little one..
Seen at a private residence at Lewes in East Sussex (UK).
Photograph courtesy, copyright and taken by my regular photostream contributor David and is posted here with very kind permission.
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Crocodiles are definitely present in estuarine areas of SE Queensland. Sightings of large Crocs by fishermen have confirmed their presence in the Mary River.
While I was at Kingfisher Bay Resort on Fraser Island there was a warning note pinned on a notice board reporting a recent sighting in the area.
Tourism authorities ,National Parks and Wildlife and Kingfisher Bay Resort Management perhaps necessarily play down the likelyhood of encountering a croc nevertheless it is wise not to be complacent about the threat of crocodiles if you are frequenting suitable water and estuarine habitat in SE Queensland.
Wikipedia says "Saltwater Crocodiles are occasionally seen in the upper reaches of the Mary River, with one notable 3.5 m crocodile being known to live in the river since April 2012.
Although the official range for Saltwater Crocodiles stops near Gladstone, it is widely regarded that the Mary River is the most southerly range limit for crocodiles." Wikipedia
Here are a few more CROC SAFETY RULES
DO: Keep as much distance as possible between yourself and the crocodile.
DO: Back away slowly. Any sudden movements might make it attack.
DO: If the croc is in a heavily populated area, report it to your local wildlife authority.
DON'T: Provoke the croc. They may look docile at times, but will lash out if threatened.
DON'T: Feed the croc as this will encourage it to come back to the same place for food.
DON'T: Panic. Getting hysterical isn't going to help , and the croc is probably more scared of you than you are of it.
Wait a second! Is this sign actually saying that it is okay to go swimming but watch out for alligators. Are you kidding me?
Sandblasted wood signs by Strata. The village of West Park needed neighborhood identification signs made of sandblasted wood. www.customoutdoorwoodensigns.com
"Warning
This is Private Property and this access is CLOSED.
Cummins Falls is dangerous and is not open to the public.
Anyone violating the notice does so at their own risk.
Death and other serious injuries have resulted from trespassers who fell due to dangerous bluffs and slippery rocks"
Photo by Alexis Lienhart.
Saturday afternoon. Whilst the heaped masses at the foot of the tower shopped them self silly, making desperate choices, am I the only one that noticed the warning signs?
Courtesy of Skeletal Mess for some of the textures.
Anti-social behaviour will not be tolerated at King's Cross station.
You may be refused travel, removed from the train or arrested.
Couldn't resist, the owner of the vehicle is most likely to be in the Weatherspoons pub just across the way!
Garden signs by Strata Signage. Sandblasted hdu high density urethane. www.customoutdoorwoodensigns.com
The further one comes from the inner city the less the environment shines. Here a warning sign on the branch to Shizui at km 11+260 (measured form the North Station).
Dress code warning sign seen at the 'Black Rabbit Bar and Kitchen' on the High Street in the town of Maldon in the County of Essex (UK).
It's over 21's only to be served in here too.
The 'Black Rabbit' was previously and from at least the 16th century known as 'The 'Ship and Anchor' public house up until 2018.
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My Signs album flic.kr/s/aHsjbbYKf9
My Maldon, Dengie and the River Blackwater Estuary album flic.kr/s/aHsk7cnJ7a
Photograph taken by and copyright of my regular photostream contributor David and is posted here with very kind permission.