A group of military family members decided to take a day trip to the Frankfurt Zoo ...
(we were stationed in Germany in the late 1980's)
I got a kick (not literally, of course!) out of this sign, which needed no translation.
And carefully watched for dangerous critters on the prowl ...
This is the only one I found!
In fact, most of the critters were down right lovable, right mom?
The End.
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16 comments:
That's a cute sign. It looks like a picture illustrating a nursery rhyme.
It's understood in ANY language! Watch your back!
You didn't need to speak the language to understand.
Cool sign. It's like I'm watching a personal photo album in someone's living room. Thanks.
"Only sheeps are allowed on the lawn."
I've not seen this before. But here in Germany we do have special signs. Especially "prohibited to walk on the lawn".
A good place to butt out.
Yes that sign would get the attention, cute. Never realised that zebra's ears stuck out so much, nobody sneaking up unheard on her.
neat, old time cartoon figures!
That would be also nice post for my *memories*. LG Tina
nice photos :-) pls visit MY SIGNS,SIGNS
Very cute! What fun memories, Clytie!
What a cute sign!
Great sign, and I love the end photo! I'm having fun sorting through my old photos, I just found some from Holland and Belgium, including our first family pets (two cats).
LOL i enjoyed these photos! the end photo is so cute!
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Very cool post. The bottom shot is fantastic, love it!
Thank you so much for the kind comment.
LOVE that sign! Mom looks so young there...
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