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This is on the corner of 13th and Perry NE Brookland, Washington DC Thanks to Google Earth I found these locations!
The chain link fence encircles a small dog park. I believe these hydrants have either been removed or are awaiting installation. I don’t exactly know why I’m attracted to clunky, oversized, plumbing. I find plumbing hardware like this so unattractive and lacking grace or appeal. I have studied industrial design a little and worked with engineering most of my career. What I see in heavy plumbing is concerns about economy, practicality and durability and almost nothing else. At the same time it is the rusty, crusty, clunkiness that I find so appealing.
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A Lilac cover and surrounds if the hydrant is attached to a non-drinking water main.
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The hydrant on Greene.
Earlier views starting two years ago are in this set: www.flickr.com/photos/joeholmes/sets/72157632834467663/