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Green machine

 


While driving through town last week I noticed this green machine outside one of the local restaurants, I'm thinking they were cleaning the windows? Greymouth has had quite a bit of Spring rain, some of the parts past where I live got excess rain but my property and the areas near town were ok. I remember last year at this time it pretty much rained every day. I'm predicting another long hot summer with another drought.

My daughter and I were in our local "Warehouse" store the other day, strange to see they already have the Christmas products out and it's not even Halloween yet.

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Comments

DB Stewart said…
Like my grandkids, I love a random big machine.
Marie Smith said…
I really dislike the decorations for a celebration up so far ahead of the occasion in the stores. By the time the occasion arrives, one is fed up with it all.
Bill said…
I alway stop and take a photo of anything big and unusual that I see. Christmas stuff is coming out here now too. Way too early, imo.
Iris Flavia said…
I hope you are wrong and will be spared by a drought! Haha, funny you. Christmas stuff is out here since late August. I do not like it. What is Christmas for kids these days? When I was little it came to the stores in December and even that was too early, kinda... But then... Is Santa even real ;-)
We currently have a similar aerial work platform in our street, but it's a blue one that's used for maintenance and painting work on houses.
Here too, Christmas is already taking center stage in the garden centers with large amounts of decorations
local alien said…
Thank goodness we don't have xmas till early December. Cross fingers!
s.c said…
Looks a bit to heavy for a cleaning machine.
Tom said…
...Merlo is a new brand for me.
Tigger's Mum said…
i love that red brick building. the green machine seems a bit ott for window cleaning!
An expensive way to clean the windows, but how else are you going to get up there?
Yogi♪♪♪ said…
All the cities and states here are still spending their covid money on things.
I went mall walking the other day and the stores are full on Christmas here. It hits me wrong this early.
magiceye said…
Never to early to start celebration?! 😜
Sharon said…
I could use one of those green machines to get my windows cleaned.
Betty J. Crow said…
It's an interesting machine. Makes one wonder its purpose.

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