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Scouting groups in the London area are being asked to uphold their promise "to do a good deed every day" and help uncovered fire hydrants buried in snow.

Three Beavers from the 31st London "B" Colony, William Matthias (6) , Rachel Walker (6) and Blake Beer (6 did their good deed digging out a hydrant on Franklin St. at Ridout.

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In front of my house

Ok, it's neat because it's so rusted. But it's also pretty weird. Like no other fire hydrant I've seen.

I love these lovely earthen yellow coloured fire hydrants that dot Toronto. I think this one was off Spadina.

St. Edward's University, Austin, TX

an artsy-close-up-detail-shot of the rusting spring on one of the hydrant poles

A fire hydrant near self service storage hub, CPB

Blairsville, Georgia

An artistic shot of a fire valve in the hotel.

Kennedy Valve, Elmira, NY

2115

Hydrant Model: K81-D

Nozzles: 2x 2½", 1x 4½"

Size: 5¼" V.O.

Dated: 2002

Sorry this pic is not really focus. I just wanna share. I thought firehydrants are all red, until I saw this. Anyone know why is it in silver and blue?

Day 92

Yellow / Yellow / Yellow, King's Road, Hong Kong

I really liked the texture on top of this hydrant.