Sign, Sign, Everywhere a Sign

[npaden]

Well, the first one worked so I decided to try a few more.

The photo uploading feature has improved quite a bit since I last tried it, it must be resizing these pictures automatically.

These aren't quite as "back country" but thought they were still interesting enough to take pictures of them.

 

[Straight Arrow]

'Don't mean to overdo it, but it's fun going back to photos and realizing the number of signs photographed. 'Only hope you enjoy the images half as much as I.

Get ready to paddle up the channel to Shoshone Lake from Lewis Lake, YNP

 

[Jwill]

Elk sign.

 

[Straight Arrow]

BHR, now there's some forestry management on the Continental Divide Trail in the Bob.

 

[Festus]

Not true 'back country' either, but I've always liked this one... It's accurate, BTW...

 

[Irrelevant]

 

[Straight Arrow]

Devils Glen, Lincoln Scapegoat, upper Dearborn River

 

[Dave N]

 

[Straight Arrow]

Early days before Zinke.

 

[Sytes]

Favorite dog... meh, a Wilderness sign readily available.

 

[Straight Arrow]

My favorite lake, Bowman, Glacier NP.

My favorite pastry shoppe.

 

[Elkwhisper]

With a hard earned goat in the packs.....

 

[mtmiller]

Interesting sign. Axl and I were there 10 years ago this month. Axl on your stump.

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[Scrappy]

a little different but I used to love hunting by that sign. The neighbors but it up cause gun hunters used to trespass in that timber guns ablaze during the shotgun season.

 

[LCH]

This is from probably my favorite hunting spot in the Hoosier National Forest. Watch where you step! It's not the only hole in the ground on that chunk of land.

 

[Southern Elk]

"They were still so young they hadn't learned to count the odds and to sense they might owe the universe a tragedy." Norman Maclean - Young Men and Fire

 

[Straight Arrow]

Thanks for the reminder of the tragic Mann Gulch fire. The signs up on the high slope mark the sites where each had perished. Hiking the area with Norman MacLean's YOUNG MEN AND FIRE in hand for reference was a very moving experience for me as the "signs" of the tragedy were surveyed and the historical day recalled.

 

[Hummer]

 

[BigHornRam]

BHR, now there's some forestry management on the Continental Divide Trail in the Bob.
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One of mother nature's clear cuts from the 88 Yellowstone fire.



Treated wood post in the wilderness? Blasphemy!

 

[Oak]