I see lots of signs while we’re out walking. Rumpy could care less, of course, because he can’t read them.
But I find them interesting.
Here are a few of the signs we see while on our walks.






I see lots of signs while we’re out walking. Rumpy could care less, of course, because he can’t read them.
But I find them interesting.
Here are a few of the signs we see while on our walks.
Ha! Mom and I see Wheelchair Crossing signs on the grounds of the VA where I do my therapy work. And we see the wheelchairs crossing!! It’s very exciting!
Love and licks,
Cupcake
We do have a neighbor that has a scooter chair, but he doesn’t cross at that intersection.
…do this, don’t do that, can’t you read the sign? π
We we always need something to think about when out walking maybe that is why they ( whoever they are ) put the signs up to keep our brains active!! xxxx
we have a lot of signs too sadly 99% of all car drivers ignore the speed limit :o(
the funniest is the one what’s placed below the speed limits sign it says “fresh homemade sausages” :o)
Sign in a Church parking lot, presumably positioned at the Minister’s spot: “THOU SHALT NOT PARK HERE” π
Worst sign ever equals no dogs allowed
The one you always ignore made me laugh. π
Most people in Florida think that all signs are “suggested” ideas.
l like the one’s Rumpy and you ignore. lol π
You and Rumpy are so brave and funny to ignore the sign! hee hee…ππΆ
Some signs are the equivalent of legalized graffiti, others are helpful. π
We have fed grant paid wheelchair sidewalk crosswalk ramps that go right into telephone poles. Rumpy’s right – ignore the confusion.