The reason for the sign is that it is not possible to know where the low points on the road are until you hit the water.
Neil
rockylizard said
12:45 PM Jul 4, 2015
Gday...
it's the irony, Neil
We ALL know what the sign ACTUALLY means ..... it's simply meant to be tongue-in-cheek irony
Cheers - John
Nomes said
12:49 PM Jul 4, 2015
Looks like the sign is being swallowed!
Did you take that pic John?
rockylizard said
12:52 PM Jul 4, 2015
Gday...
No Nomes ... no ownership of that one .... was sent to me as a 'tongue-in-cheek- larf .... the irony of Strayan outback .... dead dry, desolate and a sign warning of flood.
Made me larf but I guess I must sit on my humour
Cheers - John
Nomes said
02:19 PM Jul 4, 2015
It made me laugh too if that is of comfort to you!
JRH said
02:55 PM Jul 4, 2015
Nomes wrote:
It made me laugh too if that is of comfort to you!
Far too many people around with no sense of humour pal.
Travel Bug said
04:45 PM Jul 4, 2015
Love it!!!
Baz421 said
05:02 PM Jul 4, 2015
Yeh good laugh John,, but I picked this one as "gammon" sign,,,, no depth indicator,,, poor buggers are just hoping it fills up.
DMaxer said
02:17 PM Jul 5, 2015
These locations usually get a year's supply of rain in a day or two. You understand why the signs are there pretty easily then.
Happywanderer said
07:10 PM Jul 5, 2015
There is a freestanding sign just down the road reading "Water over road". Not likely. Not with this drought.
Dougwe said
07:43 PM Jul 5, 2015
Woody n Sue said
09:50 PM Jul 5, 2015
Blimey Dougwe that's only encouraging those politicle correct nutcases,
Next thing ya know there will be signs saying "dusty when dry "
Gday...
cheers - John
The reason for the sign is that it is not possible to know where the low points on the road are until you hit the water.
Neil
Gday...
We ALL know what the sign ACTUALLY means ..... it's simply meant to be tongue-in-cheek irony
Cheers - John
Did you take that pic John?
Gday...
No Nomes ... no ownership of that one
.... was sent to me as a 'tongue-in-cheek- larf .... the irony of Strayan outback .... dead dry, desolate and a sign warning of flood.
Made me larf but I guess I must sit on my humour
Cheers - John
Far too many people around with no sense of humour pal.
Love it!!!
Yeh good laugh John,, but I picked this one as "gammon" sign,,,, no depth indicator,,, poor buggers are just hoping it fills up.
These locations usually get a year's supply of rain in a day or two. You understand why the signs are there pretty easily then.
Next thing ya know there will be signs saying "dusty when dry "
Lol
This ain't bad either....lol
I think there is a floodway between the sign and the dirt track.
