This week’s Travel Theme challenge from Ailsa at Wheresmybackpack is Signs.
There are signs that direct our thoughts and lives, but many of those are difficult to capture on film… Posted signs are a little easier to capture.
I loved this one on Oahu at a macadamia farm, showing directions and distances to an interesting variety of destinations!
In Scotland, we loved that the road signs were both in English and Gaelic:
Closer to home, in Northeastern Pennsylvania, this road sign struck our grandson very funny – it inspired him to come up with a new Manunka Chunk flavor of ice cream, with Chocolate chips, walnuts, and other goodies!
And then, on one of our paddling trips, we spotted this bumper stick – a sign that we should be spending more time in our kayaks!
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green can be good 🙂
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🙂
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I love signs so this was fun to look at. 😉
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So glad you enjoyed it!
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Hi! Nice post! 🙂 I thought you might be interested in a photo contest and I have nominated you for participating… here’s the link http://autumninbruges.wordpress.com/2012/08/14/capture-the-colour/
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Thanks!! 😉
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Lovely series of photos, TRS, my favourite is the ‘let your river be your guide’ – sounds like a great idea to me! Oh, and the Manunka Chunk ice cream – I’m getting my spoon ready now! 🙂
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Thanks, Ailsa – fun challenge, as always!
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I would love to taste the icecream!!
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Maybe we’ll make some before the summer’s over!
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great signs, love the manunka chunk icecream idea!
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So did we! He’s really a fun kid!
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It was interesting that you noted “In Scotland, we loved that the road signs were both in English and Gaelic” – here in Singapore, most (if not ALL of the) signs are written in the four major languages: English, Mandarin, Malay, and Tamil. 🙂
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In Canada, they often use both English & French, as they are both national languages – but four!
The Gaelic is funny because it isn’t almost anyone’s first language anymore! It’s more a social statement, I think!
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Sadly, your traveler using the top sign will never get to Australia, unless one counts the ‘North Shore’ which is in Sydney! Good selection 🙂
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Thanks – glad you visited! 🙂
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I’m in Northeast Pennsylvania, too ……… we do have some funny names around here! 🙂
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We giggled at a few – we were passing through last year, paddling near the Water Gap! 😉
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love number 1 cause New Zealand is on top – as it should be
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:LOL:
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So it is!! 😉
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Love the first one 🙂
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Thanks! 😉
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OH that first sign is fantastic! Good selection, M.
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Thank you, Marianne!
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That ice cream flavour sounds too delicious. 😉 Love your signs, especially the first one.
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Thanks – it’s always fun having kids in the car!
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Love the first sign. It makes it much easier to travel the world. 😉
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LOL 😉
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