mystery sign
Behold one of the mysteries of urban life. Why have a stop sign at this hill of crushed stone? "This is how far you crushed stone may go!"
Hornsberg (map) 20 June 2009
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Behold one of the mysteries of urban life. Why have a stop sign at this hill of crushed stone? "This is how far you crushed stone may go!"
Hornsberg (map) 20 June 2009
by
Peter Fristedt
(click photo to enlarge) at
07:11
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6 comments:
You know what they say, this is a law-abiding country. Just put up a sign - case closed. Even these potentially rolling stones will comply. Well snapped!
(Incidentally, what does the lower sign say? The upper is obviously a stop sign.)
I don't know about that, Per! Do you remember this one?
I have no idea about the sign. The area was sealed of so I couldn't get around to have a look.
In Italy the sign probably would say: "absolutely forbidden to place even a single stone here".
Ha ha ha ... !
It's reassuring to see these rocky fellows having a crush strictly confined within the designated territory.
I'm fascinated by this kind of absurd urban scenes! :-))) You don't imagine how many similar situations there are in Portugal! There is a daily show on TV about this and other absurd stuff too...
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