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Weird sign of the day – what does this mean?

by Scott Carmichael on Jun 19, 2009

It’s already the end of the week, so time for some more “fun with signs”. I’m pretty sure I know what this sign means, but I’m also confident I know what it could mean.

Feel free to let your imagination go wild and post in the comments what you think this ski resort is asking its guests not to do.

Tags: sign, ski resort, ski resorts, SkiResort, SkiResorts, weird sign, WeirdSign
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