Most rock warnings belong to the group which
is most common in Spain. Six stones with the third from the top being a tooth (or is it a mushroom?).
There is some variation in the shape of the cliff and the position of the stones.
The lowest rock is flat and no boulder is on the road.
The find from La Gomera is difficult to interpret.
The regular rock warning was already in place, but someone felt the need
to fix an additional panel carrying the text
Beware, risk of rock falls.
I ask you, why is that for? Is the original, standard warning sign not clear enough?
Then why confuse people with a smaller sign using a different colour scheme?
Is it perhaps to make German tourists feel at home (check the
German rocks) ? Do the Canarians perhaps have
reasons to believe that the Germans can't understand the Spanish sign?
But then the caption won't be of much help. Questions, questions.