Signs and Candy Nostalgia Continued #WordlessWednesday

 Parking signs in a lot at the Fly Creek Cider Mill and Orchard in Fly Creek, New York.

This is a busy place, and when we parked at first, I didn't notice what our spot required.  Fortunately, we qualify.

So I started to look at other signs. 

Moving on

I just want to note here (I've written on the topic a couple of times), anyone can get breast cancer.

Humor mixed in with health advice.

I also wanted to thank everyone who commented on my candy nostalgia post yesterday.  I do have readers who do not live or grow up in the United States, and I didn't want to leave anyone out.  I blogged about candy nostalgia, which, for me, was the United States.  Candy nostalgia isn't just for Americans, though, and I should have known that because there is a store in Victor, New York (we visited last year and I hope it is still there) called the Exotic Snack Factory that sells candy and other sweets from all over the world.  

Even brands familiar to Americans can take on different tastes in other countries, which I know from my love of British Cadbury as vs. American.

For my several Canadian readers, here's a link to a store selling nostalgic Canadian candy:  I'd love to hear from other readers with their candy favorites.

Joining Sandee at Comedy Plus for her #WordlessWednesday.