A little HDR on the hydrant.

34th Street and Kenilworth Avenue, Berwyn, Illinois

I use to work in a fire hydrant factory. Parking was very expensive I kept getting hosed.

I couldn't find Fire and snow song-

Fire & Rain - Birdy- www.youtube.com/watch?v=pIJu0J9u-1Q

week 2 theme monochrome-

7/365: The 2013 Edition www.flickr.com/groups/3652013/

LIKE FIRE NEEDS OXYGEN- Our daily challenge- www.flickr.com/groups/ourdailychallenge/discuss/721576324...

I went out took this shot loaded it, said I took it yesterday. Changed the date...AGAIN...went back out took it AGAIN loaded it AGAIN & now it says Jan. 8...ugh... I did not take this tomorrow....

My entire 365 maybe misdated...

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Eureka Springs, Arkansas

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Red fire hydrant in the grass

A fire hydrant on the campus of Belmont University in Nashville, TN.

Did you know that fire hyrants are color coded? They are: www.american-firefighter.com/questions/hydrant_colors.php

The goal is in sight!

A couple of youngsters playing around a fire hydrant. circa 1981

Tiny purple fire hydrant with matching purple wildflowers.

Fire hydrant

ODC - 11/29/2021 - Selective Color

Fire Hydrant

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Flushing and maintenance day for the fire hydrant in my front yard.

I saw this today on a walk and was struck by how beautiful the fire hydrant looked among the surrounding flowers.

Fun Fact: your fire hydrant was probably manufactured in Alabama, where one of the US senators is threatening to withhold aid for the Los Angeles fires. Note to California: there are other manufacturers. Also, Apple's Photos app knew that I wanted to erase my feet from this shot, so I did, in spite of Tim Apple's repulsive obsequiousness in the presence of the OrangeAnus.

cut grass

For Kate.

It seems as though this fire hydrant had been decorated in the past. The paint on it was unusual and there were pieces of metal foil in places.

La SDF

Yellow fire hydrant hiding in the bushes

We pass them all the time and hardly notice them. They are part of the urban landscape - but they stand ready through snow, rain or shine, and they could save your life.

Gibraltar