@uxmark asks:

[weather_rock_wx@m.ai6yr.org]

@ascentale @uxmark @bikenite

A5. A common sign out at Ft. Ord National Monument. Ft. Ord was an active base when we first moved here, with many field training exercises involving live munitions.

Plus more Warrior's Plume.

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[martycormack@urbanists.social]

@ascentale @uxmark @bikenite
#BikeNite A5:
The most interesting "sign" I've ever seen while riding is an art piece in the North Shore Channel Park in Skokie Illinois.

[matthewnewell@mastodon.social]

@ascentale @uxmark @bikenite

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[jfparis@rouge.eu.org]

@ascentale
A5: here are a couple. I thought I had the sign for the "secret nuclear bunker" but I cannot find it
@uxmark @bikenite

#BikeNite

[meganl@mas.to]

@nickzoic @ascentale @uxmark @bikenite Whether it's live or dead, I guess. #BikeNite

[meganl@mas.to]

@ajft @ascentale @uxmark @bikenite The alt text didn't even mention the extra 's' in "access" on that sign so I'm not sure you noticed it! #BikeNite

[meganl@mas.to]

@jfparis @ascentale @uxmark @bikenite I know I'd find it terrifying too if I went through it, but I cannot hear magpies mentioned without thinking of this clip. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YGGTcYfrEZU #BikeNite

[matthewnewell@mastodon.social]

@jfparis @ascentale @uxmark @bikenite

this one?

Iused to ride past it most summer weekends (Chigwell boy) . I just never took a photo.

It's actually a great place to visit. I think most of my family been there at one time or another

[enobacon@urbanists.social]

@ascentale @uxmark #bikeNite A5 the "road work ahead" sign fully blocking the bike lane

[meganl@mas.to]

@ascentale @uxmark @bikenite A5. I can't recall too many road signs, probably mostly due to memory issues... I have an early photo I took of the town sign for "Elk" California because that amused us as kids...

Here's one from Ferndale, CA that I've never seen anywhere else and I think is a good thing for folks to keep in mind...some people work night shift. #BikeTooter

[meganl@mas.to]

@ascentale @uxmark @bikenite This was *not* posted outside The Friars Club, but outside Mission San Miguel. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mission_San_Miguel_Arc%C3%A1ngel

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[meganl@mas.to]

@MarkBrigham @bikenite @ascentale @uxmark I have fond memories of roadside places like that from a family tour from OR down the CA coast during blackberry season. #BikeNite

[pionir@masto.bike]

@MatthewNewell @jfparis @ascentale @uxmark @bikenite is that the bunker that's now a datacenter or another one?

[jerzone@techhub.social]

@ascentale @uxmark @bikenite

A5. Filed under "does what is says on the tin", a single track trail sign at top of brutal, technical climb.

#BikeNite #BikeTooter

[realsiegfried@troet.cafe]

@ascentale @uxmark @bikenite A5. Well, so what now?

(Don't be fooled by fresh leaves. I took it a year ago. This year spring is still on the move.)
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[jfparis@rouge.eu.org]

@Pionir
The one in Essex. Apparently still open to visitors
@MatthewNewell @ascentale @uxmark @bikenite

[jfparis@rouge.eu.org]

@MatthewNewell
Yes
@ascentale @uxmark @bikenite

[pianosaurus@c.im]

@meganL @ajft @ascentale @uxmark @bikenite It was clearly written by a snake trying to keep humans away.

[xtaran@chaos.social]

@ascentale @uxmark @bikenite #BikeNite A5: This is an old pic, taken with an analog camera probably around 30 years ago somewhere in North Rhine-Westphalia. It's a common German city limits sign (viewed from inside the city limits), saying that the current municipality ends here and the next municipality is 1km away. The funny part are the village names. Translated to English the names are "Cough" (upper part) and "Half-Cough" (lower part). I have no idea, why those villages are named that way.

[pete@masto.hypertelia.com]

@ascentale @uxmark @bikenite A5 #BikeNite This one always makes me smile. I think it's the use of 'bad'.