Tuesday, 29 July 2008

The right path?



The sign says so...



Ruby Tuesday is hosted by the teach at Work of the Poet

UPDATE: seems the sign is mystery to most of you. A red circle around a white dot is used to mark a trail, usually in the mountains. But it seems this kind of trail blazing is used only in Slovenia (I didn't know that). This one is painted on a boulder partly covered in moss.

10 comments:

maryt/theteach said...

A RED zero marked in the snow? Happy Ruby Tuesday! Thanks for participating!

Tink *~*~* said...

I'm not sure what that is. What is that? It's red, that's fer shure!

Tink *~*~*
My Mobile Adventures *~*~*

Raven said...

It's a red mystery.... Intriguing... I'd love to know the story behind it.

Anonymous said...

It is a red mystery, as Raven said. I sat here staring at it trying to figure out what was used to create the red circle. Happy Ruby Tuesday.

Anonymous said...

Damn! You found where I dropped the gelatin mold!

Dianne said...

How funny that you thought we'd all know what it is. And we all thought it was an intentional mystery - I love stuff like that.

I thought you had painstakingly arranged some red stones in the snow.

See you could have totally said you did :)

Carletta said...

I thought snow until I enlarged it!
It's way better than leaving crumbs to find your way. I wonder what they used to make the circle -it's almost perfect.
Unusual image - well done.

Dr.John said...

What is important is that you know how they mark the trail where you are hiking.

Mimi Lenox said...
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MaR said...

how interesting!! glad you wrote that explanation :)