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The Pump Rooms, as laid out in their heyday with timber cladding and a single-storey attendant's cottage. Various accommodation was provided for visitors and the streets were paved so that they could promenade and keep clean. Unfortunately, the expected influx of visitors never took place and it has had a struggle to survive.
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The Old Water Pump at Longcot on the village green. Taken for the Faringdon Photographers Picture on a Theme thread, which is Looking up - In Portrait Format
The Lincoln Mine (Tempiute) pumped water from Sand Spring Valley. This is where the pump operator lived.
Pump House, South Norwood. New development of appartments and a new library.
Daily exercise walk - lockdown day 65.
27 May 2020
Pumps furiously pumped water back toward the river and away from the residents as the flood waters crested on Friday
Crossness Pumping Station was built by Sir Joseph Bazalgette as part of Victorian London's urgently needed main sewerage system.
Near Mohawk Cabin in Webster Park, Webster, New York, the trail heads off into the woods beyond a water pump. www.annestravels.net/midnight-trail/
These pump stations are what keep New Orleans from
constantly being underwater. I heard that there are 3 pumps
in each station. each pump can pump 30,000 gallons of
water per minute. Once the stations went underwater they
were no longer able to pump due to electrical issues.....
this is all second hand knowledge so I can be factually
wrong. But for now I will share this info.
Abandoned gas pumps always make good photographs
Somewhere in New Mexico late in the Clinton Administration. Mamiya 645J, 80mm lens, HP5+