Just something of everyday life I saw whilst out walking. One sees these signs pasted on or hammered into utility poles on the corners of various smaller streets. They stay there for years.
From top to bottom:
The top sign is quite detailed: he says he is a tree cutter, with an electric saw, he will clean the property and cart the debris away with a lorry. His phone number hidden underneath the next paper down. It’s high up, I wouldn’t be able to reach it from a standing position. So I don’t know the phone number.
2/ That brown plywood one is a bit vague in its description. Something is ‘for sale’, with a phone number, but it doesn’t say what’s for sale. (it did look as if it had been tampered with or damaged somehow… the top part looks as if it’s been hastily replaced, back to front.)
3/ Blue Dolphin Apartment. No number, no directions, no further details.
4/ Apartment for sale, phone number. Whereabouts is the apartment?
5/ (right at the bottom) Computer Tuition, School Grade 10 to 13, Grand Baie, phone number.
Interesting to see these. I think written communication like this is great. It’s a shame, though that people don’t take them down when they’ve expired.
Great info…