Crowdsourcing In Connemara
I spotted the sign above in the restroom at the Connemara National Park visitor center in Letterfrack, Ireland. The hand-written sign was obviously placed by the center management. The multiple translations added to the sign in many different hands gives a linguistic record of the nationalities of people who have visited the park since.
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LOL.. That’s so cool. I didn’t see Thai in there so I might have to make a point to visit and add to the sign.
That is a great sign. I love the spontaneous collection of contributions.
What a cool idea!!
How funny!
Funny
That’s travellers helping each other out in practice.
I guess this is a case of ‘useful graffiti’ (if it can be called that). But a great find to notice that sign =)
that is so cool!