While driving up to Northern California two weeks ago, we got little bored and came up with some road sign interpretations that were a little strange..... Looking at a map of the San Pablo Bay area near Vallejo, we saw a piece of text that said, "Not Entirely Open to the Public". On the 101 south of Fortuna, a sign read: BURNING PERMITS REQUIRED We pulled over and burned all our permits, poured water on the ashes and proceeded southbound. Another one read: LITTER REMOVAL AREA courtesy of THE BROKEN HAND STORE We were going to start removing litter from the camper, but we didn't. What if the folks at the Broken Hand Store decided to give us a free sample? Ouch!
Ok, ok, it may not be funny, but at least I was in a TypeII when I thought all this weird sh!t up. It is Friday, isn't it? :-) ;-) :-) :-) ;-) :-) :-) ;-) :-) :-) ;-) :-) :-) ;-) :-) :-) Jack '73 Westy (orange) stafford@alcor.hac.com
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