Kiwi fan page celebrates 'Limes in weird places'

Mischief-makers have a new favourite toy. Photo / Limes in Weird Places, Facebook

From the moment Lime Scooters were launched in New Zealand they have been turning up where you'd least expect them.

It appears to be somewhat of a cultural phenomenon, like a zesty take on "Where's Wally"? — now with added vandalism.

A New Zealand-based Facebook fan page "Limes in Weird Places" has sprung up to document Lime-based mischief-making.

While we might feel sorry for the "juicers" who have to rescue the e-scooters, this page is objectively funny. Here's the best of it, with thanks to the people of New Zealand.

1. That's not where they go (part one).

Re-juice Reuse Recycle Credit to Stevey K

Posted by Limes in Weird Places on Tuesday, 30 October 2018

2. This one took some serious work. I'm like a parent who is "disappointed" but secretly "impressed".

Limelight /ˈlʌɪmlʌɪt/ noun 1. the focus of public attention. "the shock win has thrust him into the limelight" Send in your submissions 😎

Posted by Limes in Weird Places on Saturday, 27 October 2018

3. Seriously, that's not where they go.

Credit to Ella Soule

Posted by Limes in Weird Places on Friday, 2 November 2018

4. Can you spot me?

Nature is beautiful. Can you spot the exotic wildlife??

Posted by Limes in Weird Places on Monday, 29 October 2018

5. Limes don't grow on trees (or do they?).

Limes trees are the perfect place to shade in

Posted by Limes in Weird Places on Friday, 26 October 2018

6. This feels like a challenge.

Views from the top 😍

Posted by Limes in Weird Places on Friday, 26 October 2018