If someone falls into the water there is now no ladder to climb back out? That doesn’t seem safe at all. Apparently people were using the ladder to climb into the water, so they removed it. How odd.
If they had not put the sign there, would people notice that the ladder was gone? Would they try to climb a ladder that was not there? Ha, ha, very funny!
OK, let me get this straight. So before, when people could climb sedately over the wall via a ladder, they now have to scramble over and dive into the water? Yes, much safer!
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OK then, so I climb down without the ladder then? Too funny .. Great catch.
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Ok then. So it is safer to jump down instead of climb? Too funny. Great catch.
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If someone falls into the water there is now no ladder to climb back out? That doesn’t seem safe at all. Apparently people were using the ladder to climb into the water, so they removed it. How odd.
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Great
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people were getting n over their heads, evidently.
ROG, ABCW
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very strange… I guess it at least explains those bolts sticking up!
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well that explains everything 😉
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Wonder if people are calling to find out what happened to the ladder; hence the sign.
My SIGNS, SIGNS
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OK, once your in, you stay in. That clears things up. Tom The Backroads Traveller
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LOL! I hadn’t thought about the getting out, only the getting in!
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Wait a sec, so without the ladder’s the safer way to…jump? 🙂 Nice one.
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Some strange kind of logic must have been at work!
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Love it…..but it does pose the question just why in todays world do me always have to have signs.
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Good point. I have a post on just that coming soon!
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I look forward to seeing just what you come up with….should be fun
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If they had not put the sign there, would people notice that the ladder was gone? Would they try to climb a ladder that was not there? Ha, ha, very funny!
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I have noted the removal of the ladder previously in this location. And, I laughed really hard before making that note!
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I totally love that sign. 🙂
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OK, let me get this straight. So before, when people could climb sedately over the wall via a ladder, they now have to scramble over and dive into the water? Yes, much safer!
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Beats me! I assume it made sense to someone at the time 🙂
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