We took the photo of this road narrows sign near the start of the Manoa Falls Trail on Oahu. With all the moss growing on it, the sign nearly blends in with the trees and tropical jungle scene around it.
Signs of Hawaii: Moss Covered Sign
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I m enjoying your “signs of Hawaii” posts. They are interesting, including this moss covered one.
I was trying to find the one we took of “Pigs Crossing” somewhere in Keanae – I will e-mail it to you when I find it 🙂
Liza
Liza – that would be cool to feature it if you find it! I’ll keep my fingers crossed. 🙂
This is an awesome looking sign, Hawaii is so verdant even the signs are green!
Jim – verdant is great way to describe Hawaii. You’ve reminded me that I need to add refreshing and increasing my vocabulary as a 2009 resolution. 🙂
Verdant is about the extent of my vocabulary when describing nature. 🙂