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A Guest & Chrimes fire hydrant cover in the pavement.

 

Edward Chrimes started as a plumber and glazier in 1817 and by 1845, the Chrimes' had started brass founding, making and patenting taps etc. In 1847 the firm became Guest & Chrimes moving to a spacious foundry in Don Street, Rotherham in 1857. The firm closed down in 1999, leaving their Grade II Listed building which in March 2012, was up for sale.

 

The houses here were built on fields in the 1950s as part of the development of Cwmbran New Town.

two hydrants. Go figure.

Fire hydrant on 27th and Church in San Francisco.

 

See where this picture was taken. [?]

wird saniert...........den Mantel hat er schon fallen lassen....

Some fire hydrant in my neighborhood.

A Fire Hydrant at the Pheonix zoo.

 

It looked rather lonely and rusty.

 

Minolta Himatic AF2 with 38mm f2.8 lens and Fuji Acros 100 film

This awesome fire hydrant is in the middle of the woods.

I fiddled with the contrast, and it now looks like it popped right out of Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer!

Firemen try to control water bursting from a fire hydrant in downtown Shanghai, China

Fire hydrant in Reykjavik

I spotted this fire hydrant wearing a shirt and James stopped to take photos of it.

Holga 120N, Fuji 200

The roll that I shot with this one I absolutely hated. Mostly crap outside my old apartment in Boulder. Trees, cars, double exposures. Absolutely pointless. This one surprised me, however.

Hydrant bei Diebach Unteröstheim

check the reflection

Fire hydrant on the go between bridge, Brisbane.

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