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Out in Bolinas with my Uncle Ben

Snow Cliche: Snow-covered stuff. This isn't the last fire hydrant I took a photo of that day.

Sort of looks like a fountain from far away

In 2005, 24" of snow came down overnight, with no wind.

3600 block of South Loomis Place, Chicago

two hydrants. Go figure.

We happened upon this along a back highway through northern New Mexico. I love how the shape of the fire hydrants echoes the shape of the crosses. February 2006.

a hydrant explodeded

Guard change in La Citadelle

test photo before we went to the aquarium. this film expired in '04

I like firehydrants

There were a ton of fire hydrants at Pack Forest. This is one of about four I photographed on Monday.

Cohoes firefighter Mark Dufresne shuts down a hydrant at the scene of a structure fire

The reason why fire hydrants aren't panted green.

Yes, another fire hydrant photo.

"Hydrant flushing is necessary to test the hydrants to make sure adequate flow and pressure is available. Flushing is also done to remove sediment from the pipes in order to maintain water clarity and quality in the distribution pipes. "

3900 block Clinton Avenue, Stickney, Illinois

South Park, Buffalo, NY, USA.

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