September 2025 Contest Discussion: World Signs (page 2 of 5)

Bruno, at least there’s the concept of signage! (Photo AFS - Cape Dutch House)

Voyou 2, slightly off-topic...

At Angkor, I guess?🙂

Yeah, but you still gotta photograph them 😜

New topic ideas for your next outings! 😛

Bruno from 74, it’s not nice to copy off your neighbor from 38—Ms. Agnès already told you that 😒

I’m not copying, I’m getting inspired, ma’am! 🤪

Swiss signs:

Original the one from the parking lot !

Still in South Australia... A ban that’s still good to know!

Unlike in Spain, the law of gravity doesn’t apply on construction sites in Belgium?!

Are there still steam locomotives in Australia? 😄

Hi Hery, You were just 5 minutes away from our place. Next time, you’ve gotta let us know! 😉

Somewhere in Chile

That’s still a weird name for a city...

Where do you live? Oh, it’s better than nothing, why?

That’s still a weird city name...

Where do you live? Well, it’s better than nothing, why?

Any ideas for an explanation? (Source: Facebook, so take it with a grain of salt.)

Voyou 2, slightly off-topic...

It’s the only sign that the Lesotho police post is there, but you’re right—under “road signs,” I only remembered the spirit behind your point: signage. 😉

Follow the guide (South Luangwa, Zambia)



I know Defenders can climb trees, but spider-mode like this? Only in Zambia.

An amazing photo! 😛

The path doesn’t matter; the will to arrive is enough for everything. What’s important is the journey, not the destination. No matter which direction you take, walking leads to what’s essential. What counts is taking the path that suits you...

... Did this path have a heart?



In order or out of order: Castaneda, Tesson, Camus, Del Arbol, Rey.

Oh, how interesting! I just assumed (no idea why) that you lived in French-speaking Switzerland. I’ve been cycling in Switzerland for several years now—it takes me about four to five hours to get there, whether it’s St. Margrethen, Romanshorn, Kreuzlingen/Constance, or Schaffhausen. It’s pretty comfortable. I especially love the Graubünden canton. Have a great Sunday, hgb



Appenzell village (Inner Rhodes)

Thanks!!!

Some Malian signs:

1) Aw bisimila. Yan de ye Munia ye. "You’re very welcome. This is Mougna."

2) Bamako: "The higher the girls' school enrollment rate, the greater the country's economic growth."



3) Village of Attara, by the river toward Timbuktu:



4) Youwarou:

Have a great Sunday, hgb

Same campaign, in Togo (Aného).

Life in Pink (Louisiana, USA)