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Up high


Sometimes we can find household items like toilet paper and cat food at cheaper places like here at "The Warehouse" so we visit each week to check out the prices. Last week we spotted these guys fixing the sign on the outside of the building. Definitely wouldn't get me up that high.

Linking up with Skywatch Friday and Tom's Signs.

Comments

local alien said…
I don't like heights. You really have to have no fear to do that
Tom said…
...I need to have both of my feet on the ground.
Tigger's Mum said…
Those Warehouse buildings look the same everywhere. The one here in Ashburton is identical and its best featre is that it is right next door to the NZ sock company factory. Loads of wool socks (seconds) going home with us.
Bill said…
No heights for me either. :)
Nice new header, I like it.
William Kendall said…
One sees similar machines here regularly.
Jocelyn said…
I don't like heights either.
Lydia C. Lee said…
My kiddo did work expereince with the firefighters and go to go in a cherry picker....was very exciting. #Skywatch
I don't like heights either, but it could be worse. Some of the lights, signs, and windows that need cleaning are crazy high!
roentare said…
A great capture there
magiceye said…
At least he has the crane to help him and doesnt have to use a ladder :)
Yogi♪♪♪ said…
When I was younger and dumber I would climb up trees and later on at work I climbed to the top of distillation columns. No more
Pauline said…
I just discovered during the week that the Warehouse are stocking items like that, Amy. I'll have to check them out more often.
Pisi Prkl said…
Not for me either. Fine photo though.
Andy said…
These guys are truly Coming Up Close. (◔/‿\◔)
s.c said…
Wherever you go on the world you will find big stores like this on the rand of town.The more distance from the centre of town the cheaper the prices.

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