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It was there so I took its picture

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.

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.

PGT Fire Hydrant Challenge

I like seeing pictures of different fire hydrants, but hardly ever take one myself. Here's one I thought was interesting.

Seen on the Southside in Birmingham, Alabama

Closeup red fire hydrant and chain

A fire hydrant on Sparks Street, just outside the CBC. This picture makes me feel off-balance.

The thoughtful gardener can make a beautiful scene in even the smallest Toronto front yard.

Bouche à incendie, Rue de la Villette, Lyon

I had kind of a crappy day, so to cheer myself up, I went on a walk after running my post-work errands, and took some pictures.

 

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They are replacing the lead pipes feeding the homes with copper ones.

My son first saw this little beauty while wandering around Philly and alerted me to its existence. It is a very small hydrant near the Fireman's museum on Quarry street in Philadelphia, PA. There's not a whole lot of information on the Gloucester Iron Works but this may be from the early 1900s, maybe earlier.

A typology of fire hydrants across Arizona Nevada and California

Painted fire hydrants

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