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St. John has a long-standing tradition of creative and whimsical alterations to roadway street signs. Coral Bay has the lion's share of these, with an emphasis on edits to signs warning of a "Dip". During our last visit, I noticed an altered street sign on the Cruz Bay side of the island, along the South Shore Road heading west, just past the narrow bridge (before you get to the Westin). The sign is a bit comical, given that it is planted smack dab in the very center of the speed bump that it purports to warn motorists about. The perpetrator apparently uses the metric system, and is in possession of a Brother P-Touch labeler, with 18 mm black on white tape. Photo below.
All the best,

Kevin

Love it! No matter who I am traveling with, the group always starts shouting out the altered signs in chorus. One of my favorite parts of visiting!

Our particular favorite is "Stinky Donkey Dip", which we always call out as we approach it. I noticed one of the altered dip signs on the way to Salt Pond had been "un-altered". I don't remember what it said, so I can't imagine why it needed to be covered up.

"No Snowmobiles"

Cheers, RickG

Don't know why it tickles me so, but I love the "Bridge Out" sign before the road work on centerline.