Signage in Yucca, Arizona, 2009
Whoa is a familiar word to all of us horse riders, often used in plentitude, depending on the nature of the horse and the amount of control that we manage to deploy! It is also used as a greeting, to express surprise or interest, or to command attention. It derived from late Middle English, as a variant of ho.
Hex colour refrence: #ee204d
A colourful note: the red colour appeared in the original Crayola set of crayons in 1903.
What else can I say about the classic colour? Warmth, positivity, action, energy, seduction, strength, passion, anger, heat, WHOA…
Copyright Debbie Smyth, 24 March 2016
Travel with Intent 
Does mean what I think It means? Whoa!
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It means stop. Also means gosh or hey look. I’ve added a definition to the post now!
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It would be nice to have a sign with “Whoa!”Wow!
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It sounds nice doesn’t it. A gentler sounding version of stop
On Fri, Mar 25, 2016 at 9:14 AM, Travel with Intent wrote:
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Love it!!! Now I think that all road Stop signs should be replaced with Whoa signs
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What a great sign!
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Perfect!
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Love that yucca!
What does Whoa mean?
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It means stop in horse language!
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I knew someone would post a stop sign But you went one step beyond. Whoa!!!
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It’s a great word, to my ears anyway
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A surprise! A stop! A grand moment!
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