Rhododendrons in a field in Glenties, co. Donegal
Message understood.God bless.
Does that include monkey business?
Gostei deste olhar e aproveito para desejar a continuação de uma boa semana.AndarilharDedais de Francisco e Idalisa O prazer dos livros
That's clear.
Yes... they do mean business.
Tienes unas fotos extraordinarias en tu blog, me han gustado mucho. Tienes un nuevo seguidor desde España. Saludos
Great composition of this photo.
...and they mean business! I can tell you that I'm going up there. Thanks Bill for sharing, enjoy your week.
A clear sign!
No question about that for sure!
Absolutely not interested in visiting for any reason, thank you :)
Loud and clear sir!
"Notice!" … I am back! LOL
Not that interested in going up that gangway anyway, a bit iffy on treads!
They mean business! A serious sign.
Serious but polite!
Tell it how it is!
Hmmm! Now I'm curious as to what's up there Bill 😉
I'll respect the sign!
Do people follow this direction?
A very clear sign indeed!All the best Jan
Okay! Let's not go up there, Bill!
Sometimes it pays to make it perfectly clear!! : )
Wouldn't want to trespass there.
Define business. That could be anything. :)
Clear :)
Think I;ll pay attention to this signMB
Interesting sign but would it keep the very curious out.
The way the sign is placed, it would put off even those interested!
Well...that doesn't sound like Ireland's land of 1,000 welcomes... ;-}
Seems clear to me, I hope no one goes it over that isn't meant to.
One must always have permission before entering a ship. Interesting sign.
Clear message.
A clear sign
No doubt left there for sure.
Looks like they mean business.
What's the ship? Please.
It's one of the fishing ships docked at the harbour.
Message understood.
ReplyDeleteGod bless.
Does that include monkey business?
ReplyDeleteGostei deste olhar e aproveito para desejar a continuação de uma boa semana.
ReplyDeleteAndarilhar
Dedais de Francisco e Idalisa
O prazer dos livros
That's clear.
ReplyDeleteYes... they do mean business.
ReplyDeleteTienes unas fotos extraordinarias en tu blog, me han gustado mucho. Tienes un nuevo seguidor desde España. Saludos
ReplyDeleteGreat composition of this photo.
ReplyDelete...and they mean business! I can tell you that I'm going up there. Thanks Bill for sharing, enjoy your week.
ReplyDeleteA clear sign!
ReplyDeleteNo question about that for sure!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely not interested in visiting for any reason, thank you :)
ReplyDeleteLoud and clear sir!
ReplyDelete"Notice!" … I am back! LOL
ReplyDeleteNot that interested in going up that gangway anyway, a bit iffy on treads!
ReplyDeleteThey mean business! A serious sign.
ReplyDeleteSerious but polite!
ReplyDeleteTell it how it is!
ReplyDeleteHmmm! Now I'm curious as to what's up there Bill 😉
ReplyDeleteI'll respect the sign!
ReplyDeleteDo people follow this direction?
ReplyDeleteA very clear sign indeed!
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
Okay! Let's not go up there, Bill!
ReplyDeleteSometimes it pays to make it perfectly clear!! : )
ReplyDeleteWouldn't want to trespass there.
ReplyDeleteDefine business. That could be anything. :)
ReplyDeleteClear :)
ReplyDeleteThink I;ll pay attention to this sign
ReplyDeleteMB
Interesting sign but would it keep the very curious out.
ReplyDeleteThe way the sign is placed, it would put off even those interested!
ReplyDeleteWell...that doesn't sound like Ireland's land of 1,000 welcomes... ;-}
ReplyDeleteSeems clear to me, I hope no one goes it over that isn't meant to.
ReplyDeleteOne must always have permission before entering a ship. Interesting sign.
ReplyDeleteClear message.
ReplyDeleteA clear sign
ReplyDeleteNo doubt left there for sure.
ReplyDeleteLooks like they mean business.
ReplyDeleteWhat's the ship? Please.
ReplyDeleteIt's one of the fishing ships docked at the harbour.
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