Roadsigns -
and what they tell us about the people who put them
up
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Australia
Shot by Annette Flottwell
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General
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| Australia |
I'd call this a provocation |
I'm pretty sure this one's from Norway |
Can anyone tell where this comes from? I think maybe Australia |
Caution !
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Near county jail in the South of Texas |
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Danger signs
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| Near Broome, Australia. Down the hill lies a croc infested river |
Do they have the right of way? |
Scotland. Some artist used a felt pen. |
This is sign belongs to me! |
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| Watch for children - except buses |
Germany |
Midwest US |
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Silly regulations
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| Those 3 were shot in France |
South Africa, Kraai River road |
Parking
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| France, near a school |
Manhattan |
San Franciso? |
Don't trust everything you read. |
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| Germany: Womens parking only. |
Maximum size 15 milimeters? |
Do they have a tape measure? |
The smallest parking lot in France |
Trafic lights and stop signs
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Road markings
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| UK. I think i drove this one myself once. |
Poisson d'avril means "April's fool" in french |
Forbidden
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Dump reserved for rubbish and inhabitants |
Don't trow away dead bodies. |
No pissing or it will be confiscated |
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"On May 6th, 18.. Napeleon may have pissed here" |
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Which way to go
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| In Southern Africa |
France, means "All Directions" (can be found quite often) |
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Road works. "If you want to go straight ahead turn left". |
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| France:Cemetary (One Way), Tax Office (Road ends), Justice Road (no
issue), Escaped People's road (No way out) |
France: Police office, under that: "The Big Brain". I think
this one's in the Vosges |
UK: Maybe not THAT secret after all. |
Retirement home-
Slaughterhouse
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Roadmarkers
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| Is this really The End? |
I like that one. Notice the artistic touch with the shotgun impacts. |
Long stay only? |
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What the hell...?
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Seen on a toilets door in Sidney, Australia |
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