*We thought some of these signs were fake too, but they’re not, we’ve got the photos to prove it. Enjoy FPA’s growing collection of tourisms, signs that — one way or another — are aimed at outside visitors.
(by Becs, in Beijing of course)
(by stargazer95050 at Pinnacles National Monument in California)
(by James at a restaurant in Hanoi, Vietnam)
(by Seth W. in New York City on Wall St.)
(it was more like 2.5 stars but whatever, taken by James A. in China)
(this is a little too violent even for us — taken by anjalidatta)
2 responses so far ↓
Alla // March 17, 2008 at 9:07 pm
Good job.Thank you
Ash // August 19, 2008 at 9:16 am
I lived in Hawaii for a short time.. Hawaii has many many tourists as you know.. My favorite thing about tourists in Hawaii was, when they would pull up on a bus (all wearing fanny packs) take a picture of the beach and then get back on the bus.. They didn’t even get in the water.. Their toes didn’t even touch the sand.. They go home with images of these beautiful beaches yet they didn’t even experience them.. So does that make the pictures pointless?? Did they really experience Hawaii??
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