Walking around Eau Gallie in Melbourne, Florida, I came across this colorful sign at the entrance to the Eau Gallie Pier.
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@Sathya: Thank you
@Mireille T.: Eau Gallie, meaning "rocky water," is believed to have derived its name from the abundance of coquina rock in the area.
@Judy aka L@dybug: That explains why you recognized Bonefish Willy's being in Melbourne. It's great being able to share photos with someone familiar with the area.
@tataray: Thank you
@kiwisa: Melbourne, Florida, USA
@Judy aka L@dybug: Thank you for clarifying but no need to ... I understood that you meant west coast. Like I said, it is nice to share with someone that is familiar with the area.
@Ruthiebear: Any sign at a public place that has an artistic quality is a welcome relief from the tradition blue informational signs with white text.
@Jypyä Pop: It is a peaceful place
@franz: A little on the gaudy side but these are common colors in Florida.
@Harry: It loosely translate as "rocky water."
@RBL: Thank you
@L'Angevine: Thank you