Oh, I'm glad they are on top of it. Yesterday when we went to this place we love ..the OPEN sign wasn't even on. It was like they didn't want customers.
I remember when the attendants at gas stations would be standing below the sign with a pole and big numbers that they had to life just the right way to change them. Digital signs shouldn't need as much attention, but when they don't work, it's like this person, very much acrobatic work!
That looks quite artistic, dear Bill :-D All the best from Austria, Traude https://rostrose.blogspot.com/2023/01/costa-rica-2-kapitel-einblick-in-unsere.html
There's always maintenance to be done.
ReplyDeleteis K a supermarket?
ReplyDeleteGod bless.
it's a petro station
DeleteYou obviously need to be quite a contortionist for that job.
ReplyDeleteI had no idea you had Circle K's in Ireland!
ReplyDeleteThey're here too.
ReplyDeleteWhen digital signs are used you get a new way to repair.
ReplyDeleteI envy people who can do work like this.
ReplyDeleteHello,
ReplyDeleteIt looks like an awkward repair job. Happy Sunday, have a great new week!
A tough job..
ReplyDeleteDe vez en cuando hay que actualizarlos, para que estén en perfecto estado.
ReplyDeleteFeliz domingo.
Could have been snapped in my area as well.
ReplyDeleteA very showy capture! Circle K still only has one not expressive store in Lisbon. Happy Sunday, dear Bill.
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Tough job
ReplyDeleteImportant sign
ReplyDeleteRather him than me up there! Great capture.
ReplyDeleteOh, I'm glad they are on top of it. Yesterday when we went to this place we love ..the OPEN sign wasn't even on. It was like they didn't want customers.
ReplyDeleteCircleK's use to be everywhere here in the States...been years since I've seen one...
ReplyDeletehugs
Donna
...Circle K gets around.
ReplyDeleteScaffolding is one way to get up to the sign. It does provide a stable place to work. These electronic signs do require maintenance.
ReplyDeleteI remember when the attendants at gas stations would be standing below the sign with a pole and big numbers that they had to life just the right way to change them. Digital signs shouldn't need as much attention, but when they don't work, it's like this person, very much acrobatic work!
ReplyDeleteThere is a circle K right across the road from me but they are no off licence.
ReplyDeleteHe's in a sort of precarious position. That Circle K does get around.
ReplyDeleteNot an easy job.
ReplyDeleteEeek, and in this weather, too...
ReplyDeleteVicious circle. ;-)
ReplyDeleteThat looks quite artistic, dear Bill :-D
ReplyDeleteAll the best from Austria,
Traude
https://rostrose.blogspot.com/2023/01/costa-rica-2-kapitel-einblick-in-unsere.html
I am always in awe of workmen. I hope this guy has no trouble getting the job done.
ReplyDeleteUn, oh! Hope it's not a price hike.
ReplyDeleteI don't do heights.
ReplyDeleteBoa noite de domingo meu amigo Bill. Bom início de semana. Suas fotos são sempre incríveis.
ReplyDeleteHope he's getting paid good. :)
ReplyDeleteExpress On There Mr Bill
ReplyDeleteCheers
Uy ojala no se caiga te mando un beso.
ReplyDeleteOjala no se caiga, te mando un beso. https://enamoradadelasletras.blogspot.com/
ReplyDeleteI hope he's appreciated for his effort.
ReplyDeleteHappy Monday, Bill!
I like their logo.
ReplyDeletehope, it will complete soon...
ReplyDeletegreat shot
That doesn't look an easy job to do.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
Um momento apanhado no timing perfeito!
ReplyDeleteUm grande abraço
Ana