50 Tsunami Hazard signs have recently popped up along Vero’s A1A beaches.
But are they necessary or another waste of Federal taxpayer money?
Click this short news video to help you decide AND see one of my fave spots, The Driftwood! 🙂
Until next time…..
🙂 🙂 🙂
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7 thoughts on “Wordless Wednesday: January 16, 2013”
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small house/BIG GARDEN 
Interesting.. are there sirens and warning speakers??
Reblogged this on Wordless Wednesday reblogs..
It’s difficult to not be sarcastic when they present you with signs like that 🙂 🙂 🙂
It’s kind of like a “Do not feed the lions” sign. Pretty obvious, right?
😀
When I think of the video footage from the tsunami in Thailand a few years ago, I think these are useful. A few years ago,there was a tsunami warning for the Pacific Northwest, and people were flocking to the beaches in hopes of seeing it. And if you have tourists from non-coastal areas, they really may not be aware of the dangers. Sometimes, we do need to state the obvious, I think.
sadly I think they are needed…you always see idiots standing around watching