Funny Signs

[macmcintire]

This sign is in Barclay, Nevada.

Barclay is a town in Lincoln County, Nevada. Originally a Mormon settlement in the 19th century, it has few residents and appears on several ghost town lists. Main sites in the town include an old Mormon cemetery, and an abandoned Post Office, the latter being one of the few remaining buildings in the town. It also has an old school/church.

The National Mustang Association owns a ranch in the area that serves as a sanctuary for wild horses.

[rionapo]

Originally Posted by macmcintire

The National Mustang Association owns a ranch in the area that serves as a sanctuary for wild horses.

Glad you clarified. I thought maybe the sign referred to a different mustang ranch.

Don

[daveb]

Actually a picture, but this one points to a Darwin Award:

[lonepeak]

On the North Canol. Be careful if you're driving a 40's sedan.

[macmcintire]

Saw this at a sandwich shop in Pittsburgh this week.

[Viva]

You just have to hope you don't get thirsty (or of course drink alternate beverages).

[larrie]

Do not have a photo but saw a street sing in Whistler, BC that read "Crazy Canuck Drive"

[Viva]

Originally Posted by larrie

Do not have a photo but saw a street sing ...

Next time you see a street sing please record it

[photographix]

Originally Posted by Viva

Next time you see a street sing please record it

My daughter and I drove out of Albuquerque on Historic Route 66 last week to hear the Musical Road that was installed last year. It's on Highway 333 (Old 66, just off of I-40) as you leave ABQ to the east. You can re-join I-40 a couple minutes later. It was pretty cool.

It plays a part of America the Beautiful. Well worth the 5 minute detour.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Musical_road

[Viva]

I was just joking and didn't even know these existed (although there was a "singing bridge" when I was a kid - it was just the metal grid though, not a real tune). Sounds pretty cool! I'll have to check it out next time I'm around there.