Top view of red fire hydrant surrounded by stones.

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Fun Factory. Five Points. NYC

San Francisco

The valve to turn the fire hydrant off was (of course) under the fire hydrant river.

View On Black

A balancing act. Photo was found on eBay.

West Village, New York City

I really loved the way the blue in this hydrant came out. A smaller feature that I didn't catch until after shooting were the small patches of rust.

You know it's almost summer when the orange-yellow california poppies are everywhere. I just had to stop and sketch this picture-perfect scene

We lost water pressure, and this is the reason why. Notice the wrench on the top of the hydrant.

Minimalist Monday

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This is an art structure titled "Busted Plug" created by artist Blue Sky in downtown Columbia, SC.

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Burlington, Ontario.

I'd been staring at this one for a while. It feels like a cliche, but in spite of that I've always kinda liked it.

So here you go.

Yellow fire hydrant.

It was there so I took its picture

1 more closer to quota

ODC-Signs

The little sign on the top of the pole above the fire hydrant is to identify that there is a fire hydrant in this spot. It is handy if we have a lot of snow, but we haven't had enough snow to worry about needing this for 4 years.

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At work we went on a field trip to Arlington horse track. I forgot my camera. My boss loaned me a really old point and shoot (3 mb pixel) to alleviate the pain of not being prepared.

Caused by too many dogs peeing on it.