The Bag Lady is having a little trouble this morning uploading pictures to her blog. She is hoping that you all can see the pictures (Blogger is being uncooperative.)
I'm glad you decided to make the sign after all. :>) If nothing else, folks will slow down to read the sign first. Good luck bunnies! Scamper quickly!!
I'm working in Yellowstone Park for a few months and we have bison crossing. We don't need signs...they aren't very fast and you can see them coming. They also stand in the middle of the road for as long as they want.
Judy - the moose around here are like that, too! Unfortunately, you can't see the bunnies as well, and they have a habit of darting across the road just as you get to them! I hope you're enjoying working in Yellowstone - that's a place I always wanted to visit.
(Forgot to mention that Blogger keeps telling me to enable cookies in my browser and turn on Javascript. When I reload the page it notices that I do not, in fact, need to do this. Blogger's having a bad day.)
I gave up wondering what the neighbors thought years ago, as I know there is enough oddity to go around, and all of us have a share in some way or another.
We see them. Love the bunny crossing warning. Good for you.
ReplyDeleteThanks, cousin. I was worried that the photos wouldn't show up! Glad to know they are visible.
ReplyDeleteYep, I could see the bunnies. Too cute!!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Aleta!
ReplyDeleteI could barely see them. You should charge up to them really fast and then take the photo.
ReplyDeleteGood idea, huh.
Is that your own photographic technique, POD? LOL
ReplyDeleteAww...thanks for helping the bunnies!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you decided to make the sign after all. :>) If nothing else, folks will slow down to read the sign first. Good luck bunnies! Scamper quickly!!
ReplyDeleteBG - I just had to - don't know if it'll help!
ReplyDeleteConny - good point! The sign isn't very big, so they might slow down to read it.
I'm working in Yellowstone Park for a few months and we have bison crossing. We don't need signs...they aren't very fast and you can see them coming. They also stand in the middle of the road for as long as they want.
ReplyDeleteJudy - the moose around here are like that, too! Unfortunately, you can't see the bunnies as well, and they have a habit of darting across the road just as you get to them!
ReplyDeleteI hope you're enjoying working in Yellowstone - that's a place I always wanted to visit.
I love your bunny crossing sign. Now, can you make me one for the bird feeder that says "No raccoons allowed"?
ReplyDeleteMary Anne in Kentucky
(Forgot to mention that Blogger keeps telling me to enable cookies in my browser and turn on Javascript. When I reload the page it notices that I do not, in fact, need to do this. Blogger's having a bad day.)
ReplyDeleteMary Anne in Kentucky
Oh, I'm glad to see the bunny crossing warning was installed.
ReplyDeleteMary Anne in Kentucky - I'm not sure I know how to write in "racoon" - and I don't know if racoons can read English.
ReplyDeleteDavid - I simply had to (and so many people thought it was a good idea, including you & the Rancher!)
Aw! Way to look out for the bunnies! Hopefully folks will be careful.
ReplyDeleteMissicat - I hope so, too! (and hopefully my neighbours don't think I've gone completely insane...)
ReplyDeleteI love the sign :)
ReplyDeleteGlad you put the sign up.
ReplyDeleteI gave up wondering what the neighbors thought years ago, as I know there is enough oddity to go around, and all of us have a share in some way or another.
Thanks, Geo!
ReplyDeleteMessymimi - I agree with you - we all have our little quirks... :)
I LOVE the Bunny Crossing sign!!
ReplyDeleteGood Baggie and Rancher. :) This way they won't have to be hare today and gone tomorrow. ;)
ReplyDeleteI love the Bunny Crossing sign. Good for you!
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