Tuesday 31 March 2015

Up a Pole


A storm is brewing as I was leaving work today, but some eager beavers were up the cellar tower mask doing maintenance. Eish being up a pole in face of brewing storm clouds is not a job for any acrophobic people such as myself. Well I don’t fear heights but have a respect for it knowing that I bounce as well as I can fly and lightning is not friendly here.


Posted by Jerome West at 21:43

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