On a gate somewhere in Pennsylvania …
And a slightly wider view of the same gate …
So, is the gate and its sign a bold statement or a half-hearted attempt at a fence?
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perhaps due to some quirks in the local economy and labor market it was cheaper to mount the sign on a gate than to use a standard sign post.
Perhaps they are just trying to keep out 2 dimensional people.
@Jordan, note to self: avoid Pennsylvania.
I was wondering if that same sign was on the other side of the gate. Talk about doubly dubious.