These signs were built by the lowest bidder, Pretty scary Huh! Wonder what the other bids were?
Sadly, we paid A LOT MORE for these signs! This isn't a case of the lowest bidder and "you get what you paid for".
I swear, every time I see these signs I find something ELSE wrong with them! So far the list includes:
1) Signs do not correctly give directions. (If I used the signs, I would never find my house in Seagrove or get to Inlet Beach.)
2) The signs are so high I can't read them from inside my car......and the small print doesn't help! I'm young w/ 20/20 and I am craning my neck and squinting to read the text!
3) There is no consistancy, as I was trying to find a common denominator in their height above ground, above the centerline of the road, heading up a hill, general height etc.
4) Signs delineate boundaries at locations I wasn't aware of, ignore distinctive communities, or due to real estate marketing/piggybacking, tourists will be even more confused that areas such as "the preserve at grayton" are not in grayton.
5) Some signs are installed so far from the road that you can't read them - sign by Tom Thumb/Angelina's is seriously 10-15' from the side of the road!
6) If the purpose of these signs is to give direction/information, they fail! Not only are some of the signs completely inaccurate, they don't give mileages, a general area map, or any basic info despite plenty o' blank space.
7) The color is completely wrong and a jarring eyesore!
