Weekly Challenge #17....Plates or signs

[GTO]

not sure how this is going to go but we can try....post 1 license plate or a sign that perhaps we haven't seen before that you have taken...

here's one we saw in Florida at our Condo

[sjasis]

that sign looks pretty old, Al!

[GTO]

cool sign Al!

[Manofkent]

No Al we were going for a meal at a place called airport cafe
along the road a bit.
your sign has matured well good find.

[sjasis]

elephant races, John? LOL

[Manofkent]

The Elephant is the wild park about 5 miles away lol.

[Manofkent]

You have a good sense of humour Dasia very good.

[GTO]

elephant crossing???

[Manofkent]

All this explaining Louie, I do believe you are having me on lol.

[sjasis]

Sign for the New York City Bee Watchers Program seen in Coffey Park (Red Hook, Brooklyn). This program studies bees native to NYC and the indigenous plants that they pollinate. Special "bee gardens" have been planted in parks around the city!
http://www.nycgovparks.org/sub_about/parks_divisions/gnpc/bee_watch...

[GTO]

neat program Susan!

[Manofkent]

Interesting link Susan I found this.

For the past year, experts have observed a marked decline in the honey bee population, with entire colonies collapsing without warning. Approximately 50 percent of hives have disappeared and researchers around the country are scrambling to find out why. Scientists have termed this phenomenon "Colony Collapse Disorder" and fear that without honey bees to pollinate crops like fruits, vegetables, and almonds the loss of honey bees could have an enormous horticultural and economic impact around the world.

[GTO]

nice welcoming sign!