В Канаде появился лес из дорожных указателей
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На озере Уотсон в Канаде «растет» необычный лес, созданный из дорожных знаков со всего мира. Здесь около (а может и больше) 91 тысячи указателей, которые привезли со всего мира.
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In Watson Lake (Yukon), trail users can make their mark by nailing up a signpost. Aptly named “Sign Post Forest,” the anarchic art installation began in 1942 when a homesick American posted a sign pointing toward his home town of Danville (Illinois). Flash forward a few decades and the forest now consists of over 100,000 signs from all over the world. / À Watson Lake (Yukon), les utilisateurs des sentiers peuvent laisser leur marque en clouant un panneau. Surnommée à juste titre «Sign Post Forest», l'installation d'art anarchique a commencé en 1942 lorsqu'un Américain qui avait le mal du pays a posté une pancarte pointant vers sa ville natale de Danville (Illinois). Maintenant, quelques décennies plus tard, la forêt se compose maintenant de plus de 100 000 enseignes de partout dans le monde. . . . . . 
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#yukon #signpostforest #sonyalpha #watsonlake #goodvibes #hubby #travel #travelphotography
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Впервые указатели начали появляться в 1942 году. Начало коллекции положил американский солдат Карл Линдли, который участвовал в строительстве Аляскинского шоссе. Он прибил здесь табличку с названием родного города: «Данвилл, штат Иллинойс, 2835 миль». С тех пор коллекцию пополняют путешественники. Их усилиями «лес» разросся до 8 тысяч квадратных метров.
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It’s been a year, since I’ve been here wooooo! #signpostforest #yukon #woooooooo #mars #milkyway
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Our last Canadian stop, Watson lake was unplanned and full of surprises. This little town far north is pretty much in the middle of wilderness, one road and hundreds of kilometers on nothing each way. Luckily our car decided to break down just 5 kilometers away and just when one of the locals passed by. Being almost broke at this point, no hotel, waiting for a week for it to be fixed wasnt making us very happy. But that one local, a member of First Nations changed our experience. She let us stay with her, told us stories and about life in the North and showed us the nicest places around. A single person changing the worst experience of our trip to the best one. That's what traveling is all about and I'm gonna do the same when I come back! . . . . . #canada #alaskatocanada #alcan #yukon #farewellalaska #travelyukon #roadtrip #alaskahighway#watsonlake #signpostforest #enjoycanada #tourcanada #natureaddict#earthpix #theoutbound #wildernessculture#nakedplanet #bestvacations #natgeo #travel
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The girls at Watson Lake's Signpost forest the day we drove out to Haines Junction. 'Twas 10 degrees and foggy, but we had the Signpost forest to ourselves. #optoutside #neverstopexploring #dog #dogofinstagram #husky #huskylove #hound #coonhound #bluetickcoonhound #rescuedog #besties #signpostforest
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In Watson Lake (Yukon), trail users can make their mark by nailing up a signpost. Aptly named “Sign Post Forest,” the anarchic art installation began in 1942 when a homesick American posted a sign pointing toward his home town of Danville (Illinois). Flash forward a few decades and the forest now consists of over 100,000 signs from all over the world. /
À Watson Lake (Yukon), les utilisateurs des sentiers peuvent laisser leur marque en clouant un panneau. Surnommée à juste titre «Sign Post Forest», l'installation d'art anarchique a commencé en 1942 lorsqu'un Américain qui avait le mal du pays a posté une pancarte pointant vers sa ville natale de Danville (Illinois). Maintenant, quelques décennies plus tard, la forêt se compose maintenant de plus de 100 000 enseignes de partout dans le monde. . . . . . : @wild.andfreephotography #TheGreatTrail #LeGrandSentier #getoutside #bettertakesaction #MakeItGood #canada #ExploreCanada #canadatravel #travelcanada #exploreYK #yukon #watsonlake #signpostforest #itsasign #signsA post shared by The Great Trail
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#yukon #signpostforest #sonyalpha #watsonlake #goodvibes #hubby #travel #travelphotographyA post shared by Viktória Hossová (@vikahossa) on Nov 23, 2019 at 9:14pm PST
Впервые указатели начали появляться в 1942 году. Начало коллекции положил американский солдат Карл Линдли, который участвовал в строительстве Аляскинского шоссе. Он прибил здесь табличку с названием родного города: «Данвилл, штат Иллинойс, 2835 миль». С тех пор коллекцию пополняют путешественники. Их усилиями «лес» разросся до 8 тысяч квадратных метров.
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It’s been a year, since I’ve been here wooooo! #signpostforest #yukon #woooooooo #mars #milkyway
A post shared by Rusty Therooster (@holisticmashedpotatoes) on Nov 12, 2019 at 4:58pm PST
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Our last Canadian stop, Watson lake was unplanned and full of surprises. This little town far north is pretty much in the middle of wilderness, one road and hundreds of kilometers on nothing each way. Luckily our car decided to break down just 5 kilometers away and just when one of the locals passed by. Being almost broke at this point, no hotel, waiting for a week for it to be fixed wasnt making us very happy. But that one local, a member of First Nations changed our experience. She let us stay with her, told us stories and about life in the North and showed us the nicest places around. A single person changing the worst experience of our trip to the best one. That's what traveling is all about and I'm gonna do the same when I come back! . . . . . #canada #alaskatocanada #alcan #yukon #farewellalaska #travelyukon #roadtrip #alaskahighway#watsonlake #signpostforest #enjoycanada #tourcanada #natureaddict#earthpix #theoutbound #wildernessculture#nakedplanet #bestvacations #natgeo #travel
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The girls at Watson Lake's Signpost forest the day we drove out to Haines Junction. 'Twas 10 degrees and foggy, but we had the Signpost forest to ourselves. #optoutside #neverstopexploring #dog #dogofinstagram #husky #huskylove #hound #coonhound #bluetickcoonhound #rescuedog #besties #signpostforest
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