Hello Readers,
It is time for a third blog post about hydrants.
My first post about hydrants is here –
My second post about hydrants is here
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Today’s post
“Water links us to our neighbor in a way more profound and complex than any other.” ― John Thorson
“Where the waters do agree, it is quite wonderful the relief they give.” ― Jane Austen
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“For many of us, clean water is so plentiful and readily available that we rarely, if ever, pause to consider what life would be like without it.” ― Marcus Samuelsson
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Ah, water! The elixir of life! 🙂
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indeed
💦💧💦💧
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Without water for over a week. I want to hug those hydrants and never let go.
I want to squeeze the last drop out of just one. lol
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oh i am so sorry about the water situation lady sighs!!
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This too shall pass.
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This post makes me think of those Texans who do not have water now and especially there is no where for them to go. I can imagine many terrible things under such condition.
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i know – and another reader made a comment about the texas situation and i feel really bad – hope they get it settled there soon
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Great photos, but where I grew up, these are called “fire plugs.”
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hi – i remember you telling us that term a little while back! fun to see how the terms change from area to area
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hope your week is off to a nice start
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🙂
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Great photos Yvette! I have not see any in our area. Perhaps I will have to search for them!
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well if you do find any it would be fun to see. i think they vary in style depending on the areas – and not all look like these in this post – have a good day
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Thank you Yvette. Have a great day!
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Water… vital to our exitstence and what we’re made of….
Fire hydrants: What we’re made for. 🤣 Great pics and post Yvette! 🌷
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thanks Cindy
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❤️
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More good ones. Fancy having such an available collection
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hi Derrick – funny you would say collection – because i am actually using up a folder of hydrant folders – i have stopped taking photos of them (unless i see something nice like the ice storm last week had a cool shot) but i expect a few more posts and my folder will be empty and i will be rather glad! lol
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🙂
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Well your hydrants are at least unique looking – ours are just plain red and yellow, although they were painted red, white and blue for the bicentennial year.
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