I know that the landscape is flat in western Ohio, but sometimes
signs are seemingly redundant. Hills are a matter of perspective: in Ohio a slight rise constitutes a hill; in Pennsylvania, hills rival mountains in size. I chuckled
when, while driving on Shrine Road in Miami County, Ohio, I came across a sign that
told drivers that the “hills blocks view.” It reminded me of one of my
grandmother’s favorite sayings, often used while she was watching television,
“You’re a pain, but I cannot see through you.” I appreciate the sentiment that the
sign was placed to caution drivers about obstructed views, but could not resist
thinking, “How could the hill be so mean?”
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