Most Interesting Road Sign While Geocaching

[+Trucker Lee]

Can they read?

[knowschad]

Can they read?

Not necessarily.

[knowschad]

The wife spotted this one and made me go back for a picture.

 

 

Um...What?!

I'd say they're a little young for that sort of fundraiser!!

[+DeepButi]

 

"Danger. Suspended load"

 

Seen on a mountain hike, one hour away of any human.

 

What are one supposed to do? to bow?

[knowschad]

 

Has anybody run across this one while caching yet?

[Lost13th]

 

In Pleasant Grove, UT.

 

I know exactly where that sign is

[greenworldfeather]

 

In Pleasant Grove, UT.

Ah, yes. I think I rember that sign. There is also a sign in lindon(lindon and Pleasant Grove border each other) that says something like 8 or 18% grade, or something like that. I went down it on a bike. And Ithought I had gone up and down some steep roads. This road WOULD require a strong four wheel drive to get up, and a strong set of brakes to get down without killing you and probably at least one other person. I got about 40 miles an hour on my bike on it, I think. And there were a couple speed humps on it, too, I think.

[+Okiebryan]

I saw this in Tahlequah, Oklahoma on a traffic signal pole. I circled back to get a photo, and I had to send this one to Failblog.

 

ETA: Feel free to vote, it might make the front page

Edited November 4, 2009 by Okiebryan

[+mrbort]

I saw this in Tahlequah, Oklahoma on a traffic signal pole. I circled back to get a photo, and I had to send this one to Failblog.

That's funny. I couldn't get a clear view of the icon after the 200... looked like two people. Nice failblog

[Keystone]

The above two posts were originally a separate thread. I merged them into this existing thread.

[+The Jester]

I saw this in Tahlequah, Oklahoma on a traffic signal pole. I circled back to get a photo, and I had to send this one to Failblog.

That's funny. I couldn't get a clear view of the icon after the 200... looked like two people. Nice failblog

It's two zero's with an underline. I guess so you wouldn't confuse it with 2.00...

[+Okiebryan]

The above two posts were originally a separate thread. I merged them into this existing thread.

 

Sorry, Keystone. I had forgotten that this thread existed.

[toczygroszek]

This multi-cache was very easy

 

[+rogerw3]

This sign came as a complete surprise to me just off a little dirt track,beside this army base does not appear on the government topo map of the area!

 

[+EscapeFromFlatland]

[+NinjaCacher!]

Found this one while caching in Japan back in 2007 (near this cache)

 

[+Lostboy1966]

[+Dread_Pirate_Bruce]

[+Dread_Pirate_Bruce]

[+Headhardhat]

Still get a kick coming back to this post for the latest signage...

[+iwikepie]

In a small town somewhere in Wyoming. I imagine the resident fighting city hall to get his town officially listed.

 

 

Hey that comes up in google maps. Pretty funny.

[+Bergie Bunch]

Should be better this time!

 

Not a street sign........... but an emergency "power-off" button to kill the pumps at a gas station.

 

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Don't ya wonder who has the key for the lock?

The clerk has the key. You need the key to reactivate the pump (My son loved this till I explained it to him)

[GOF and Bacall]

In a small town somewhere in Wyoming. I imagine the resident fighting city hall to get his town officially listed.

 

 

Hey that comes up in google maps. Pretty funny.

 

From the looks of that shack I'd say the sign is wrong. That guy probably moved out.

[Clan Riffster]

A sign sent to me via the Internet:

[knowschad]

In a small town somewhere in Wyoming. I imagine the resident fighting city hall to get his town officially listed.

 

 

Hey that comes up in google maps. Pretty funny.

 

From the looks of that shack I'd say the sign is wrong. That guy probably moved out.

 

That's the guest house.

[+Maya Bee]

Here are some of mine from British Columbia:

 

 

 

 

 

Hope this works

[+Maya Bee]

And another one from the West Coast of Vancouver Island.

 

[Catman & Kitten]

Greetings from Austria

 

[+mr.shrek]

Caching around Vegas last fall....this is pretty cool....

 

This picture does not have enought blue in it.

[+Moose Mob]

Caching around Vegas last fall....this is pretty cool....

 

This picture does not have enought blue in it.

I have seen that sign before.

[+Headhardhat]

Time for this one to be revisited I think....

 

-HHH

[+Gitchee-Gummee]

Should be better this time!

 

Not a street sign........... but an emergency "power-off" button to kill the pumps at a gas station.

 

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Don't ya wonder who has the key for the lock?

The clerk has the key. You need the key to reactivate the pump (My son loved this till I explained it to him)

Actually -- is hard to see in the photo -- the padlock is locking a box-like (lucite?) hinged cover. You CANNOT access the "Emergency Shut-Off" button!

[+BBWolf+3Pigs]

Greetings from Austria

 

 

The lower sign translates to "Please, not so fast."

[+The Jester]

I saw this while caching thru Oregon last fall (note, the sign wasn't bent when placed):

[knowschad]

Greetings from Austria

The lower sign translates to "Please, not so fast."

Thanks, but I'm more curious about what the upper sign translates to.

[+MaliBooBoo]

The sign at the entrance to the park while going to GC13858 in Surrey, BC. Kind of disgusting that it was deemed to be necessary!

[Clan Riffster]

I saw this while caching thru Oregon last fall

Shouldn't the sign read "Fallen Tree"?

[+leejas72]

Got no picture (this was back in 1963, before cameras were invented ) me & some buds were trippin' thru the Sonora Desert near Yuma, AZ....passed a sign someone had obviously stuck up by the road out in the middle of nowhere:

WATCH FOR FALLING ROCKS

 

(We didn't stop to.)

 

Takes a sense of humor, that'n.

~*

 

I live in Montana and we travel to Wyoming and there are tons of those signs. I just resorted to telling my children that "Falling Rock" is an old Indian Ghost man and we should watch for him. The older ones are over it but my younger 2 watch very closely.

[+Lil Devil]

I live in Montana and we travel to Wyoming and there are tons of those signs. I just resorted to telling my children that "Falling Rock" is an old Indian Ghost man and we should watch for him. The older ones are over it but my younger 2 watch very closely.

My sister and I fell for that one hook, line, and sinker when we were young. Kept us quiet in the car for hours as we peered out the windows hoping to get a glimpse of that Indian

[+chachi44089]

http://www.crunkcodes.com/funny_pictures/i...orked-here.html Edited February 26, 2010 by chachi44089

[+Robertsons3]

 

Found this sign on a Cache run with friends in North Central Pennsylvania. The sign was on a wrong road that we took near the cache.

[knowschad]

 

Found this sign on a Cache run with friends in North Central Pennsylvania. The sign was on a wrong road that we took near the cache.

OK... I don't get offended easily, but you will be hearing from my lawyer soon!

 

[+GeoWyrm]

No Golfing Here!

 

 

It is interesting that this small little residential greenspace (currently white) actually needed to have this sign here to stop golfing between the houses, trees and cars? Thanks to Stone Wolf for drawing our attention to the area (GC1N2FZ)!

[+popokiiti]

I have one I would love to share - but as a technophobe have no idea how to! Tried "searching" and came up with nada. If anyone could tell me how (in simple terms, please) I would appreciate it - and I'll keep the instructions in a cheat sheet...thanks in advance!

[+popokiiti]

I saw this in Tahlequah, Oklahoma on a traffic signal pole. I circled back to get a photo, and I had to send this one to Failblog.

 

ETA: Feel free to vote, it might make the front page

Love Failblog (and the rest) and that picture is great! I voted BTW :-)

[knowschad]

I have one I would love to share - but as a technophobe have no idea how to! Tried "searching" and came up with nada. If anyone could tell me how (in simple terms, please) I would appreciate it - and I'll keep the instructions in a cheat sheet...thanks in advance!

Find the picture, copy the URL from the top of your browser (you know.. that http:\\www thing). Add a reply to the thread, click the Picture icon (that lovely little tree that sits between the chain link and the letter), and paste that URL into the box that popped up. If you don't know how to copy and paste, you're on your own.

[+modnar24]

No Golfing Here!

 

 

It is interesting that this small little residential greenspace (currently white) actually needed to have this sign here to stop golfing between the houses, trees and cars? Thanks to Stone Wolf for drawing our attention to the area (GC1N2FZ)!

 

Can you imagine trying to find your ball in that?

[+Robertsons3]

 

Found this sign on a Cache run with friends in North Central Pennsylvania. The sign was on a wrong road that we took near the cache.

OK... I don't get offended easily, but you will be hearing from my lawyer soon!

 

 

. . . I don't want to assume but which group are you identify with but if you want to state it for the record am sure we would all be interested.

 

By the way, my lawyer says I can't be sued because; there is nothing found to be derogatory for the first group; the second would not feel it applies to them because they believe they are invincible; and the third group would not understand the underlying message.

Edited February 27, 2010 by Robertsons3

[+popokiiti]

I tried, but got the message "you are not allowed to use that image extension on this board" I was using Flickr. Oh well, I will find a way.......

edit - thanks anyways Knowschad!

Edited February 27, 2010 by popokiiti

[TeamYellowDog]

 

A little on the despicable side - but for some things, you just HAVE to march through the ditch to get the right angle...

 

I know exactly where that is! When I started reading this thread I said to my wife that we should post this picture, but you beat me to it. Too funny!