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My wife took this picture of a broken Hydrant during the recent heavy rains in Los Angeles.--
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There are lots of old fire hydrants in the farm park. I wonder if they still work? Not interested in finding out!
it was a colorful walk to work this morning. no idea what this was all about, but it was good for a coupla pictures
I notice the "t" of Hydrant is missing not sure if it has rubbed off or that someone couldn't spell!!
"psst.. hey, buddy - see this bright red thing next to me that looks like a hydrant?
guess what!
IT'S A HYDRANT!!!"
- Carlstadt, NJ.
after erecting this, there was unfortunately no money left in the town's budget
for a Goose Crossing sign.
Mueller dry-barrel hydrant manufactured by Mueller Co. and cast at their Albertville, Alabama foundry in 1995, with a 5¼-inch main valve typical of mid-1990s municipal water systems. Installed in downtown Roswell, New Mexico, it reflects common infrastructure upgrades of that era, pairing a moderate-flow design with durable cast-iron construction suited to the local climate.
Every country has its own flavour but some of the things that make it what it is go totally unnoticed by the resident population.
Take fire hydrants, for example. Your reaction to this photo will almost certainly depend on where you live.