Riding a bicycle through Europe allows you to check out a lot of small towns that you can’t easily see any other way. And along the way, you find some pretty unique road signs.Here are my interpretations of some odd graphics.
Caution: Marge Simpson Riding Train
1920s Railway Laborer Ahead
The street may be called Pispot, but I hear it’s actually a shithole.
Is this called Rue de la Vignette because the buildings are made up of short stories?
Donk: Please watch your head.
And the award for Random Attraction of the Year goes to: The Canada Museum in the middle of a small town in Belgium
Isn’t a double negative grammatically incorrect? I can only interpret this as “End of the Zone you can do nothing in.”
Apparently parking meters accept poker chips in this area.
Watch for Spontaneous Xanadu Re-enactments
You know theres a reason why there is a Canadian museum in Belgium, in fact there is land in Belgium that is technically Canadian – maybe you should visit…
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Interesting – sadly I’m already a few hundred miles south of there! Too bad because there’s got to be a good story in there.
One of the things I’m discovering is that I’d love to have a week in each and every little town I’m passing through on the bike. Sadly, I don’t have that kind of time on this go-round. The visa clock’s a-tickin!
You win the award for funniest travel blogger. Hands down.
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Thanks Keith – that’s what I’d like to achieve, so it’s good to hear!
I love the shit hold one!! LOL. I’m on board with keith
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Thanks Marcello!
I’m laughing my ass off over here. Hilarious.
Hilarious! I love it when I see random road signs like that…favorite has to be the double negative!
The best is the sign under Donk…. Krachtbal (English translation = Crotch Ball).
Cute!!
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