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is the ground rising or is the hydrant sinking?
vivitar 285hv w/DIY grid spot up high CR, cybersyncs
Spent 90% of the day training to facilitate NAMI family support groups. It was more exhausting than I expected. Sitting still for that amount of time is very tedious. When it was done, I took myself for a walk around the neighborhood. I needed it. And I beat the rain.
Clow Valve Company, Oskaloosa, Iowa,
Medalion, 2001.
5-1/4" VO,
250 PSI,
AWWA, UL, FM
note:
weather cap,
embossed "FIRE MAIN", "HYDRANT", "CLOW", "AWWA UL FM", and "5 1/4" on the front of the body,
"1-100-5141?", "LISTED 996G?", "AWWA UL FM", "CLOW", "USA", "OSKALOOSA", "IOWA", "250 PSI", and "2001" on the back of the body
a few weeks ago I suddenly noticed how many different kinds of fire hydrants were near my house. they are all so different. and so an obsession with photographing hydrants began.
i have a bunch of pictures already, but they are all waiting to be edited. this isn't the first one i took, but it is the one that will start this very strange (for me!) project.