Don’t you even dare think about any golf, or there will be consequences.

Never miss a good sign.
I’m back with another sign.
This is a new one in Heaton Park, warning the visitors of sudden drop from the Ha-ha. (I blogged about Ha-ha before.)
Quite right.
If you’re not careful, you’ll fall on your nose. Or worse.
Have you ever walked in a park or a wooded area, admiring the nature; the trees and flowers and maybe some wildlife, when suddenly you come across this:
What?
Not really a Random and Weird Phone Shot, as this fits more with my Statements-in-the-city themed posts, though much like the RAWPS, it is temporary, but it doesn’t matter anyway. What matters is the message.
Just wondering, how do you think we will justify ourselves to future generations?
Since I made it a bit of a recurring theme on this blog, here is another sign.
Southport beach again, this area is to the right of the pier from the shore.
Be careful!
Yes, I know I have already used a similar title. I like to keep a consistent theme on the blog.
These are some shots of, you couldn’t call it street art, but well, some interesting posters with political-type statements.
My favourite one is “the revolution will be cleaned by the council.” Because you know it will.
Hmm, I may just add this to Gloomscapes as a bonus post.
Following on from this post, here is another one of similar type, also from Heaton Park:
Again, I’m not making fun of the sign. Actually it’s quite tragic they have to put up signs like this. You’d think it’s common sense.
The sign is in Heaton Park.
Do not feed the horses. They are on a special diet.
Please note, I’m not making fun of this sign–I completely understand the horses should not be fed by the park’s visitors. In fact, it annoys me when I see people feeding animals in places where there are big bold signs instructing NOT to feed the animals. Like, you think that doesn’t apply to you? Ugh…
So, the sign. It just made me smile, that’s all. I’ve noticed I’ve gathered a few pictures of different signs, it seems they are one of the things I like to photograph, both with my camera and the smartphone. The blog is helping me discover myself and I love it! Here’s the tag.
How about you? Is there an object you like to take pictures of that is not the obvious landscape/nature/portrait thing? Tell me in the comments and share your work!