Showing posts with label window cleaning western suburbs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label window cleaning western suburbs. Show all posts

Thursday, April 2, 2020

Still Working

Still Cleaning Windows
To all past and new customers, Windy City Window Cleaning continues to operate responsibly.
This period of time has seen a great many people confining their activities to in and around the house, concentrating on home and garden maintenance. We continue to provide window cleaning services in a careful and compliant manner.

Friday, October 7, 2011

Window Cleaners Perth.


Window Cleaning.
 Claremont, Subiaco, Shenton Park, Mosman Park and surrounding areas.
A local service by an experienced operator.






All types of window cleaning including leadlight and colonial, sash windows, shower screens, pool screens, glass partitions and ladder work.



Enhancing your views.

Give me a call on 0403774516.


Monday, October 3, 2011

Mike Doran's Windy City Window Cleaning.



A professional window cleaning service.



Enhancing views.


Providing extra services.



For all your window cleaning needs.



All types of window cleaning.

Call me today to arrange an appointment. 
For an obligation free quote,
Ph  0403774516
email   mdoran@live.com.au

Saturday, October 1, 2011

Royal Show 2011 Mike Doran's Windy City Window Cleaning.

The Royal Show is here again  .  .  .  .  Here are some photos I took last year.


Maybe try again next year boys.




The inimitable Fat Cat  .  .  .  When I was a kid I always believed he had stabbed Percy in the back.


Loved the display of historical photos.





Night time is always the right time.




This is like a scene from Night Gallery.






Just a few random images from 2010.
Hopefully I can get back again this year.

Tuesday, September 27, 2011

Black Swan With Cygnets. Perth, West Australia. Mike Doran's Windy City Window Cleaning.

           Herdsman Lake. Perth West Australia.


 This is the location. I had hoped to find swans here but, on this particular day, there were none.

I see a mother swan with cygnets and decide to attempt a photo. I have positioned myself between the water and her and she wants to get to the water.


She is wary and suspicious but decides to make a break for it.

Here it is, the shot I was hoping to get and had all but given up on. Just goes to show.

                       She brings them right past me.


They waddle past my bike, danger over, and into the creek below.

Black swan with cygnets. Perth, Western Australia 2010.
Maybe I'll try again this year too.