OneStonedCrow Pic... I must confess, I was tempted to trespass ...
A sign in the Namaqua National Park, South Africa.
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Haha, as many people would be I'm sure!
ReplyDeleteIt was all for the flowers ... honestly ... :)
ReplyDeleteI love this. It made me laugh. It also made me VERY curious. I wanted to trespass just so I could find out what "Geen Towgang" was. I also wondered it was supposed to be the "GREEN Toegang" but someone miss spelled it. :)) I love the photo. It so alive with vibrant color. The whole thing just speaks of happiness and play. Thank you my friend!! :))
ReplyDeleteHey Robin, thanks for the comment ...
ReplyDeletehehe yeah, 'Geen Toegang' is the Afrikaans words for 'No Entry' ...
... the sign is in the Namaqua National Park in S Africa and I took the pic during the flower season ... every winter when it rains here the earth bursts into a joyful explosion of flowers and visitors come from far and wide to see it ... I'll post more pics of this sometime ...
regards