I constantly see these signs when I drive through the countryside here. What does that mean, ‘Hidden Driveway’? Is it playing hide and seek and it’s going to jump out and say “Here I am!”? Or is it going to attack as I drive by?!? In all seriousness, though, I know they have a purpose to keep the homeowner from being plowed over by a unobservant driver. I have trouble finding the driveway referred to with this particular sign. I have joked with my children about them saying sometimes, if you can find the hidden driveway, you win the prize. But, these warnings do evoke some discussion, don’t they? lol
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Hahaha excellent!
Thanks! 🙂
Wow, it really IS hidden! 🙂
Lol, it sure is! 🙂
That particular one in the picture will get you to the wonderful world of Narnia. Once you find a cabinet then you know you’re there. Another hidden driveway in Kansas will take you to The Oz.
I will have to drive back over there 😉
Goodluck finding it again. Even the sign is actually hidden and it reappears at random.
Yes, maybe at the precise moment of sunrise or sunset.