In a country where many kids fully understand
the ravages of war, a group in Cartagena painted their own peace
mural.
Sitting on a curb and watching the King Mango Strut Parade,
an annual event in Miami, this man was making his own political
and personal plea.
This sign made going to that nightclub in Port Antonio, Jamaica, an absolute
necessity.
I no longer remember what kind of a store this sign was advertising, but
is captured perfectly the flamboyant, outrageous and wonderful energy of Provincetown,
Massachusetts, at the tip of Cape Cod.
The school remained open in Belize, and I suspect the attention they paid
to the sign may well have paralleled the attention they paid to their motto.
The owners of a boat yard in Maine made it clear what the jeopardies
are for leaving your car in their way.
In the category of unnecessary or redundant signs, this one takes
the cake. Nowhere in the Bahamas does there seem to be a dress code
for the beach.