Definitely a sign I'm not likely to see either. But I have seen some fun ones - including a "tank crossing" sign while visiting a niece on a military base in Georgia. Kind of fun to see these unique signs. I have another niece in Australia and she sent me a picture of a kangaroo crossing sign a couple of years ago.
I have to remind myself that caution signs though sometimes seem obvious, are for people that are not necessarily in their usual environments or may be caught up in distraction beyond common sense. Randomly, I love the yellow/black look of hazard/caution signs. It really feels ... serious!
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OHHHHHHH propellers....It took me awhile! YIKES!
ReplyDeleteYep, not a sign I've ever seen before.
ReplyDeleteNot something you see at the average metropolitan airport either.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely a sign I'm not likely to see either. But I have seen some fun ones - including a "tank crossing" sign while visiting a niece on a military base in Georgia. Kind of fun to see these unique signs. I have another niece in Australia and she sent me a picture of a kangaroo crossing sign a couple of years ago.
ReplyDeleteI have to remind myself that caution signs though sometimes seem obvious, are for people that are not necessarily in their usual environments or may be caught up in distraction beyond common sense. Randomly, I love the yellow/black look of hazard/caution signs. It really feels ... serious!
ReplyDeleteOh yeah ....you could lose a head that way.
ReplyDeleteGreat sign, one time I saw some women reporters that walked right out on the flight line...short skirts and all they were soon face down:)
ReplyDeleteOh yeah...walking down the flight line doesn't seem like a good plan.
ReplyDeleteFor sure! Those are sharp blades.
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