Quite literally, these are signs that indicate you don't live in the city anymore.
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| In Seattle you just see signs saying you can't bring your dog, cat, or potbellied pig onto the playground. |
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| If you miss the bears, don't worry; there may be a cougar around the corner. |
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| You may not be able to fool a bear or a cougar, but apparently beavers can be duped. Which makes me wonder: Are gulls gullible? |
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| Why in heck fire doesn't the city of Seattle have signs like this? Golly, there'd be no crime at all. |
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| No. Really. There IS water over the roadway. Happens every time there's a heavy rain. We have to detour a whole 3 minutes out of our way to get to the grocery store when it happens. Life's rugged here. |
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| I'm not a horsewoman, yet even I know it would be foolish to ride your horse on this rickety little bridge in the woods. Apparently some riders did not. |
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| Oh, and don't bring your horses here, either. |
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| Or here. |
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| And as for the main street in downtown Woodinville, that's out, too. |
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| If your horse can't read, perhaps Fido can. |
