A daily photo from Ōtautahi, Christchurch, New Zealand
A sign seen on a residential fence in St Martin’s. Very funny! The earthquakes keep on coming, I missed the last big one on Boxing day, but have felt a few little ones, but seem to miss a lot of others! The lady at the bank told me the other day we could keep getting them for another 18 months!
Esp like the inverted crown!
What a joker!
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That’s been there pretty much since the earthquake – at least “Keep Calm and Carry On” went up just after the earthquake and “Now Panic and Freak Out” was added a few weeks later. I pass it regularly on my way to work.
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It’s certainly a nice bit of Christchurch ‘quirky’ and the stuff I love hearing about!
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