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Fire hydrants, 2015, by Mike Mozart of TheToyChannel and JeepersMedia on YouTube

R. D. Wood Co, Philadelphia, PA,

unknown model, 1950. (Honolulu Spec.)

? VO,

? PSI

 

note:

embossed "MATHEWS PATENT", and "R D WOOD CO" on the bonnet rim

 

This thing was rediculously small!

A texture study in the Urban city of St Petersburg FL.

rusty fire hydrant in provincetown

It was summertime

and Iktoa'ak'o'ya-Reed Woman

was always taking a bath.

She spent all day long

sitting in the river

splashing down

the summer rain.

 

But her sister

Corn Woman

worked hard all day

sweating in the sun

getting sore hands

in the corn field.

Corn Woman got tired of that

she got angry

she scolded

her sister

for bathing all day long.

 

Iktoa'ak'o'ya-Reed Woman

went away then

she went back

to the original place

down below.

 

And there was no more rain then.

Everything dried up

all the plants

the corn

the beans

they all dried up

 

and started blowing away

in the wind

 

The people and the animals

were thirsty.

They were starving.

 

-Leslie Marmon Silko

 

downtown, where the sun killed the lights.

北浦製作所 (Kitaura Seisakusho), 大阪府高槻市 Takatsuki Osaka, 日本 Japan.

KVHS UFO-VI, 2002.

 

note:

embossed "消火栓" on the front of the body,

"地上式消火栓", "U・F・O VI", "製造年月日 14年3月 日", "地下寸法 B= ", "株式会社 北浦製作所", "大阪府高槻市井尻2丁目30-15", "TEL (0726)69-2011 FAX (0726)69-2333" on the name palte

 

I know dogs are attracted to fire hydrants, but cats? :-D

 

Actually, I was just trying to get a picture of the kitty. I didn't even notice the hydrant until later. :-)

Why we need fire hydrants.

So when did Red Fire Hydrants start becoming Yellow?

The garbage trucks ran over the half-frozen ground. Their ruts filled with water, and froze. They are the only sign of life.

No, that's not where I was going with this. -:). My friends Ida and Char have been posting shots from Mendocino lately and it reminded me of a trip we took up there nearly three years ago. We were just getting back into photography and I remember Kevin saying "Hey this is a pretty cheap hobby...you just walk around all day and take pictures.". Yeah right. Oh well, it might not be cheap, but it's still a wonderful hobby, and I'd love to get back up to Mendocino soon.

 

They say a picture speaks a thousand words. I leave this for you to interpret. lol

Taken 5 years back during the same month, I see such a difference in the amount of snow we have now. Global warming? I miss the actual Canadian winter.

  

The city is in the midst of a major water main maintenance pass. This means, among other things, inspecting the fire hydrants and removing those that don't pass. The "parts dump" contains old ones, new ones, and a variety of pipe, connectors, and valves. Great stuff!

 

The Daily Shoot assignment for 2010/07/01:

Construction seems to be perpetual: streets, sidewalks, buildings. Make a photo of something under construction today.

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