The ones put up by my region's park system usually have 4 sides and are even better.
Each side is typically like:
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Trail map
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Park/trail rules and contact info
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Local flora and fauna info
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Local ecology info and history
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Reminds me of visiting the Adirondacks as a kid for some reason...
They're common around designated nature trails in my country too. You're just remembering simpler, happier times probably.
Nostalgia is both beautiful and incredibly sad at the same time.
I feel compelled to read what is on these wherever I see them. I love them.
I only think of one thing: nostalgic park memories.
Loooove these stands, whether it's for a local map or for posters and events.
We have one to cover our goat's alfalfa bales, and I've always thought it was neat. Unless I cut my arm on the roof, then it's not so neat
Yes because they remind me of fantasy settings