This puts things into perspective. Fun. But for actual hiking, I think I prefer the signs in the Swiss Alps that tell the distance in hours and minutes of walking time.
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i love those signs! there is one on my daughter's campus too :) beautiful blue sky there!
ReplyDeleteI haven't decided yet! So many places...so little time.
ReplyDeleteWell I'm not really sure Karl, but now I'm even more confused than ever haha!
ReplyDeleteI've seen something similar at Ushuaia, the southernmost city, in Argentina. Very cool. Happy 2013.
ReplyDeleteI have no clue and now I'm really confused. Thanks a lot! Heh, heh!
ReplyDeleteNot an easy direction !
ReplyDeleteThis is cute. I didn't see Hartford.
ReplyDeleteI am not sure..... Only place I know is on my program is Iceland.... :)
ReplyDeleteThis puts things into perspective. Fun.
ReplyDeleteBut for actual hiking, I think I prefer the signs in the Swiss Alps that tell the distance in hours and minutes of walking time.