sometimes the simplest things are the most memorably perplexing and humorous:
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| speaks for itself |
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| essence of greece, amorgos |
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| international beware of goats sign |
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| buda power sign |
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| castle hazards |
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| continued |
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| don't follow your wine bottle out the window of the train |
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| pastry destination |
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| my turkish cart is the finest |
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| save that spot |
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| all the ladies in the house |
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| what ever he (allah) said |
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| the ever-popuilar international hairpin (prepare for nausea) turn sign |
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| internet served on breadboard |
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| it's all greek to me |
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| please do not step on any landmines in this area |
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| all over greece and turkey |
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| the sign from jill's favorite museum (on burlap), bucharest |
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| modern salzburg |
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| chios sgraffito building signature |
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| vlad's neighborhood pub |
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| subliminal message |
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| secessionist sign, vienna |
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| home away from home, vienna |
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| vlad's crib, sighiosoara, romania |
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| which way to antalya at 90kph, screeching halt |


























I loved the first sign and the landmine sign. LOL.
ReplyDelete--Julia