Flags along Frontier Trail

I know these can mean anything, but I spotted them on Wednesday.

http://i285.photobucket.com/albums/ll43/raptorTC/P6250147.jpg

I hope nothing. The Frontier Trail is a really nice, scenic walk that some people enjoy. Let's hope they don't butcher that.

They mean something... because they certainly aren't adding to the theming... What they mean? That is the question.

It most likely has to do with adding some type of scenery. Flowers, bushes, trees, mulch, etc.

I wouldn't be so sure of that.

FWIW, red = electrical, yellow = gas.

Since when have flags been used for scenery?

I was there on the 24th and I saw the flags and a spay under the garbage box too. Then behind the flags I also saw a few sprays on the tree too.

Not sure if this means anything or not, but hop on the Paddlewheel excursions and you'll see several trees with orange dots spray painted on them. Particularly the scene with the skunks and the guy telling you about the price of fur. If you hop on the train you'll find some stakes under Snake River Falls.

Again, I don't know if all this means anything or if these have been there for years, but something to look out for.

It pays to go to the park with a two-year-old son ;)

~Rob Willi

Here are some I took opening day.

http://tinyurl.com/56nlv6

http://tinyurl.com/5czogh

http://tinyurl.com/5gngww

Here's Ohio's markings from OUPS

I''m pretty sure all the States use the same markings but I figured I'd link to the actual State the park is located in.

Did anyone else pronounce that "oops" the first time they read it?

And since when did Cell phones become a source of sparks? I'd think a better example would be LIGHTING A CIGARETTE. Something much more likely to happen AND cause problems with a gas leak.

I heard from some guest and also a worker that Snake River Falls is being torn down and replace with a new water ride for next season.

^My mom's aunt's cousin's friend told me that too!

Speaking as someone working with flammable solvents on a daily basis, I can tell you that, yes, cell phones are taboo around flammable liquids or gases. They are electrical devices, without explosive-proof sheathing, that could conceivably cause a fire/explosion. Our workers are not permitted to bring their cell phones into our plant, period.

Actually John, that's how they pronounce it believe it or not. :)

^^^^ that would explain the location of the newest camera. Just positioning it now so it can easily turn into a "construction cam"

If they do remove SRF, do you replace it with somethin like Aqua Trax or go for something completly different like Journey to Atlantis

You replace it with a custom B&M Flyer. ;) jk

B&M flyers rule the earth, or at least everyelse but hear in Ohio :(