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Mullinville, Kansas

someone ran into a fire hydrant. 10,000 gallons a minute. town couldn't find the shutoff. i took a shower.

A fire hydrant picture, taken at night... or at least, EXTREMELY late at dusk. A long exposure used to bring out the color in the darkness.

This is a very old fire hydrant.

Click here to go to the first photo in the set!

 

We were hard at work in the office this evening when we heard a muffled crash and a barely audible squeal of brakes outside the window, down at the intersection below where we work (we’re on the sixth floor). When we looked, we saw that a couple of cars seemingly had had some kind of encounter, and that there was now a sixty-foot fountain where a fire hydrant had stood at the corner of Cloverfield and Colorado.

 

We don’t know exactly what happened, but we saw both drivers walk away, and hopefully everyone was OK. The only casualty was one of the City’s noble spigots, and the awesome firemen got to play with the water.

 

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On the old Eli Lilly Estate at IMA.

Fire Hydrant modified as a Holga image.

Who's workaholic?

7-11 or firefydrant...

 

Sometimes I think that either "7-11" or "Hydrant" are a symbol of workaholic...

While waiting for a car repair in Waverly, Ohio, I took a walk carrying my camera.

These are some photos i took for my photo class. The assignment was to take a photo of a fire hydrant in several different ways.

A water pipe with nozzle for hose. New one but no paint on the truck to paint it.

Last one was hit by a moving object.

I know, I know...it's a dirty job, but someone's gotta do it, right...?

Fire hydrants like this are common place in Canada - well in Halifax anyway.

This is what fire hydrants look like in Albuquerque, NM. FASCINATING!

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