We saw this sign delineating boys and girls rest rooms at a fish camp on Lake Kissimmee, Florida near Lake Wales about 50-miles south of Disney World.
Just down the road on Lake Kissimmee is Camp Mac a fish camp par-excellance. There seems to be no end to the unique signs on bathroom doors.
This yellow row boat is used to access boats in the anchorage. An anchorage is a place to "dock" when you don't have access to a waterfront space.
Boat names are often unique while some some are downright funny.
We saw this sign a few miles northeast of Abbeville, Louisiana. It just struck my fancy. This sign is a real good indication that you are in Cajun Country.
The Freckle Fanny Farm was on the gate of a ranch estate east of Bradenton, Floria.
We took this pic in an Arizona Rest area along I-10 east of Tucson. I suppose each area of the country has their own unique set of problems. I couldn't help but think that it is OK for travelers to stop and let their pooch take a pottie break ---------- but they want the cows, sheep, goats, pigs and horses to hold it. Sorry, I couldn't help it.
These signs were in the restaurant in Dateland, Arizona where we stopped to get one of the heavily advertised "Date Milkshakes".
Read the writing on that tank with the line indicating where Sea Level is. Where do you thank this picture was taken?
Did you give? It was taken south of the Salton Sea in California a few miles south of Brawley. The area is below sea level it isn't a hoax. The Salton Sea is the lowest place in the area.
We saw this sign on what appeared to be the entrance to a boys camp or something of that nature. It was a few miles west of Fort Davis, Texas. By the way what is a Nabertacle?
This sign caught our fancy. It was outside of a jukejoint near Cranes Mill COE park on Canyon Lake in Texas.
This cute sign was advertising cabins on the Guadeloupe River near Gruene, Texas.
This was on a unisex bathroom in the Apple Barn Medina, Texas.
Seen at the Rio Bravo Ranch and hunting Lodge. In otherwords no loaded guns near the Lodge.
Men's room door in the Bears Den a Mexican restaurant in Balmorhea, Texas.
This one advertising California avocados just caught my eye. Do things around your house resemble this? VBG
This one was special. It was in Joshua Tree National Park and even has the "official" brown sign. Fried Liver Wash. Now I wonder how it got that name.
This one caught my fancy but actually in California Zen "stuff" is fairly common.
We saw this store in Desert Hot Springs, California not far from Palm Springs.
I guess the thing I liked best about this sign was the band just down the street welcoming returning passengers back from Catalina Island. One of the songs they performed was --------"Proud Mary". The little restaurant was at the Dana Point Harbor near San Clemente, California.
We were wondering if this gull was "legal"?
We just liked this "Mothers Beach" sign, don't you?
We saw this while walking on the extreme south end of the boardwalk on Venice Beach when we saw this sign on a quaint little place overlooking the famous boardwalk. We thought it was a cute play on words. Hope you think it is as funny as I did. mike
This unique sign was in downtown Long Beach amid a dozen or more skyscrapers. The hotel must be a hold over from "the good old days" when a --------bath in every room was the selling point! You gotta love it.
This mural was painted on the side of a public restroom in the small California town of Cambria located on the Big Sur just south of Hearst Castle at San Simeon.
This is another picture from Cambria, California. Note that it is an "official" State of California sign. Nitt Witt Ridge referred to an eclectic house built 600' up the hill from this sign. I suspect that neighbors and residents probably named it "Nit Witt" in the early days and the name stuck.