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Following the Signs

ByJody Halsted

 

Sign Near the Cliffs of Moher
Seen near the Cliffs of Moher

Every time I see this sign it makes me smile.  We had just left the Cliffs of Moher, heading for our B&B in Doolin.  Not a quarter mile before this sign the speed limit had increased.  It may have been the irony that made it so funny at the time, but I think there may be humor in it also as the Atlantic Ocean waits- just in case you don't heed the warning!

 

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