As I mentioned on my home blog, I have travelled to 83 different countries over my lifetime. I am now busy digitalising the thousands of slides and photos I took during these adventures, and am therefore taking the opportunity to share with you some of the unusual signs I photographed overseas. This is a work in progress, so feel free to come back every few months to discover what new sign has been added.
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| India (1980). On Jaipur-Delhi Road |
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| Gruen, Texas, 2011 (pronounced "green") |
They tell it like it is in India. We saw signs like this everywhere.
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| Halls Creek, Western Australia (1997) |
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| India (1980). Sawal Man Singh II Museum, Jaipur |
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| Levuka, Fiji (1979) |
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| Papua New Guinea (1983) |
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| PNG (1983). Baiyer River Sanctuary
(Humans and other mammals keep right.)
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| Illinois (2006) |
( Above) We were lost when we found this roadstop.
(Above) Typical of Balinese temples. I have it on good authority that tourists do not always comply.
(Left) Considering the draconian anti-littering laws in Singapore, I doubt if the sign was necessary.
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| Blake's Café, McQueeney, Texas (2006) |
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| Bali, 1981 |
(Left) Considering the draconian anti-littering laws in Singapore, I doubt if the sign was necessary.
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| Hamelin Pool, Western Australia 1997 |
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| Mataranka, Northern Territory (1997) |
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| Bark Hut Inn, Northern Territory (1997) |
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| Skagway, Alaska (1982) (Part of oldtime re-enactment for tourists.) |
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| Moose Lodge, Yukon, 1982 |
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| San Francisco, 1982 |
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| Lutheran church, Meandarra, QLD 2003 (courtesy of my mother-in-law, Mrs Theophila Philippi. |
