A hat tip (or hardhat tip) to the brave linemen who keep our street lamps working.
Note the yellow sign (they are on all the lamp posts in my village) which warns "HIGH TENSION. DANGER OF DEATH!"
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A post for City Daily Photo Theme Day--Street Lamps.
And also for SkyWatch Friday.
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Yikes, it's not a job for me. Bravo to these men/women that risk their lives in these types of jobs.
ReplyDeleteNot a job for me either!!! I always wondered how they changed the light bulbs in such high lamps.
ReplyDeleteI din't thing about this! This is great, I always like pictures of people at work!
ReplyDeleteA hazardous job, not for me either...
ReplyDeleteNice composition Dina.
I would have loved to post something like this but our eletrics are below the pavement! :-) And I never did catch a change of lightbulbs...
ReplyDeleteHe is brave indeed. I wonder why they didn't put the wires for the street lamps in the ground instead?
ReplyDeleteHow often we take light from the street lamps for granted without giving a thought to the work required to keep them shining!!
ReplyDeleteGood theme day shot.
ReplyDeleteI like your choice for the theme. Yes, we owe a lot of our comforts to many, many people.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for the link, Dina! It's great to see Sousa Mendes being remembered.
ReplyDeleteI remember I saw the sign the first time in Beer Sheba (took a lot of pictures) and since everywhere in Israel.
ReplyDeleteGreat job they do!!:-)
Great Suggestion Dina!
ReplyDeleteThey should post those signs on everything... even kittens. hahahahaha
ReplyDeleteWow! That really is a scary job. Danger of Death? Yikes!
ReplyDeleteScary job but they do have a great view frim up there :)
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