Glad you asked!! This is us connecting to a much better internet service! The Australian government is slowly improving internet speeds and connectivity through their NBN (National Broadband Network) program. We were doubtful that it would ever reach us - being on a farm and a long way from cities. But it seems we are one of the lucky ones!! Our internet speed has gone from .015Mbps to 23.62Mbps overnight. A huge difference.
Yes, that is exactly it - wiring up our new internet service. The bit that had me intrigued was the extent the tradesman had to go to and the safety regulations that he had to adhere to. Bear in mind we live on a farm - this is not a public area.
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You can't have enough cones or ladders if you aren't very tall.
ReplyDeleteOrange cones are a symbol just about everyone everywhere understands, I bet.
ReplyDeleteVery lovely...the colour of the cones are vibrant.
ReplyDeleteWhat's on the other end of that ladder? It looks intriguing.
ReplyDeleteGlad you asked!! This is us connecting to a much better internet service! The Australian government is slowly improving internet speeds and connectivity through their NBN (National Broadband Network) program. We were doubtful that it would ever reach us - being on a farm and a long way from cities. But it seems we are one of the lucky ones!! Our internet speed has gone from .015Mbps to 23.62Mbps overnight. A huge difference.
DeleteBright and cheery warning. Diane
ReplyDeleteCertainly bright and colourful, too! :)
ReplyDeleteNow that is a big ladder. It is the wire(?) which would be the danger for me. I am a klutz and a tripper over things.
ReplyDeleteWondering what is happening here..looks like someone is installing some kind of wiring/cable.
ReplyDeleteYes, that is exactly it - wiring up our new internet service. The bit that had me intrigued was the extent the tradesman had to go to and the safety regulations that he had to adhere to. Bear in mind we live on a farm - this is not a public area.
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