So, how is the coffee at the Boardwalk Cafe? Had to smile at the minutes to the Cafe by various modes of transportation. Without a surfboard you might be able to jog there in 15 minutes.
Too good examples Bill! I especially enjoy seeing the gaelic and the surfboard is a familiar friend here in Waikiki. You always come up with something good which is easier and an urban area with so much to shoot. But you always find something worthwhile. Wishing you all the best. Blessings, aloha
I love the signs, especially the first one. My son and daughter in law showed us the photos they took when they were in Ireland last week. The roads being so narrow was a shock but they loved every minute of their time there and want to go back sometime.
llega una curva y hay que extremar la prudencia.
ReplyDeleteUn abrazo
Nice signs again especially that Boardwalk cafe.
ReplyDeleteGood sign finds, Bill! I like how the one sign tells you how long it will be to reach them!
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Donna
Interesting signs.
ReplyDeleteThese signs are very interesting
ReplyDeleteGreat finds, the Boardwalk cafe sounds nice. Take care, have a happy day!
ReplyDeleteMeet you at the Boardwalk Cafè.
ReplyDeleteBoth signs are practical and nice.
ReplyDeleteNever had meshed in my mind, Boardwalk and Surf Boards. But obviously someone did!
ReplyDeleteWOW ... do you have surfing near you? Do you surf?
ReplyDeleteGod bless.
No Victor, I don't surf. :)
DeleteSo, how is the coffee at the Boardwalk Cafe? Had to smile at the minutes to the Cafe by various modes of transportation. Without a surfboard you might be able to jog there in 15 minutes.
ReplyDeleteI wonder if that "slow down" sign works. I'm afraid that here many drivers would ignore it.
ReplyDeleteInteresting signs, Bill. Blessings!
ReplyDeleteLove the first one! And thank you for the 5th dimension, Bill! :-)
ReplyDeleteBoardwalk cafe would be a nice addition here!
ReplyDeleteI like that "people walking" sign! Never saw one of those before.
ReplyDelete...Bill, I would expect to see the first one in Hawaii. The bottom one on the last sign is new for me, thanks.
ReplyDeleteToo good examples Bill! I especially enjoy seeing the gaelic and the surfboard is a familiar friend here in Waikiki. You always come up with something good which is easier and an urban area with so much to shoot. But you always find something worthwhile. Wishing you all the best. Blessings, aloha
ReplyDeleteWish I was a t the Boardwalk Cafe today, Bill. ;-)
ReplyDeleteThe first sign is clever . The second is a boo boo.
ReplyDeleteI love the signs, especially the first one. My son and daughter in law showed us the photos they took when they were in Ireland last week. The roads being so narrow was a shock but they loved every minute of their time there and want to go back sometime.
ReplyDeleteI like that people walking sign!!!
ReplyDeleteBoardwalk Cafe sounds fun and I like the idea of the people walking sign.
ReplyDeleteThese are informative. I really would like to go to the BoardWalk Cafe!
ReplyDeleteThe Boardwalk Café sounds inviting.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
Great signs and the 1st one is for the walkers and maybe the cyclists will catch it but the motorists will surely miss it!
ReplyDeleteI like those, hopefully cars will slow down.
ReplyDeleteMe gusta el segundo cartel Te mando un beso. https://enamoradadelasletras.blogspot.com/
ReplyDeleteInteresting signs, Bill.
ReplyDeleteHappy Thursday!
A beautiful place for walking.
ReplyDeleteGood ones!
ReplyDeleteMais um excelente post, sobre o tema! Gostei imenso de ambos os sinais!
ReplyDeleteUm grande abraço
Ana