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Hands Up- Wiper Language
The car wash boy raises the wipers of cars he has already done to tell the sleeping owners that he has done his work. It is a form of attendance marker. If he leaves one wiper up it means he has wiped the car with a wet clean cloth but not washed the body and tyres.
Sunday morning all the wipers are up for a long time as people sleep late.
Some walk some take a break from a walk.
These trees will join heads in the summer and give a tunnel like cover to the hot melting roads.
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