Sadie says, “I can’t read, but John and Anne find this sign amusing.”
Neighbors on the main road into our area put two signs out, one on each side of the road.
Slow Down!
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Sadie says, “I can’t read, but John and Anne find this sign amusing.”
Neighbors on the main road into our area put two signs out, one on each side of the road.
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Love that sign! We need them in our neighborhood. We’ve actually wanted speed bumps put in because people just drive too fast.
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Most folks don’t drive fast near us, because the roads are twisty and the slopes steep.
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Are you sure she can’t read? She looks like she is asking, “Why are we slowing down?” 🙂
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I stretched the truth. Sadie hasn’t actually said she can’t read. I like your Sadie quote.
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Is that a sign from Mother Nature?
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Might be!
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The folks in charge have been talking about speed bumps on our road. We don’t get a ton of traffic. Mostly people who live nearby but they fly through. I like those signs!
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I hope drivers see the top part and just obey rather than slowing down to read the bottom half and causing a congestion problem.
Humongous Hugs
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I laughed at the idea that we could have a problem with congestion. The road is one and a half lane wide, and very few people live here.
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There used to be a sign on a bakery in a town nearby that said, “Please go slow in my home town.” and it was needed. Great picture. Sheba does not understand roads, at all. She thinks they are for lolly-gagging. Maybe the dogs need a different sign! Best and blessings, Micheel
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That is a great sign, too, about going slow in my hometown.
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I have looked into buying similar signs, Drive like your kids live here or Drive like your pets live here. We have lots of dump trucks fly by which take longer to stop. Little hope without serious injury in a mid-size car versus the big vehicles. Plus some of our neighbors have kids who play with balls in their yards and we have neighbors that don’t keep their cats or dogs at home. 😦
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Your street sounds dangerous. I hope something will slow people down for you.
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Ha!
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Very clever of the neighbors to thwart speeders. I hope they are not speeding anyway – look at that fog I see in the background!
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We have fog every morning. We moved here in August, and I thought we’d never see the sun rise. This pattern will be gone shortly.
Some people go a little fast, but the road is twisty, and we’ve just had a new layer of gravel added to worn areas.
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Hopefully the gravel slows them down a tad.
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The road is barely wide enough for cars to pass each other, so most people drive slowly.
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Well, that is good news. I always see people in the local Facebook forums asking for people to support asking for a speed bump on their street.
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A good sign to make drivers think.
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Good one!
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