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365/140
Gee…I don’t know….do you think it works?
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365/140
Gee…I don’t know….do you think it works?
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Looks to me like Ezekiel’s ‘dry bones’!
*giggle* I don’t know… it might, you know. Why would they go to the trouble of disconnecting its water supply? Seems like it would be easier just to leave it. I love the vibrancy of your photos. Is this how it appeared straight from your camera, or do you do some Photoshop manipulation? We haven’t gotten that far in your TTL class yet. *headdesk* I haven’t even read my manual yet. I’m such a procrastinator. Why’d you give us all the way to July 4th?!
Happy WW!
-smarmoofus
Wow, what a cool photo! It probably does work, if you can get around all the rust
My bet is NO! But fun photo…
where in the world did you find that??
Ummm… not sure it works for its intended use, but it sure works for the photo.
Entropy! I love this photo. Is this for real? What a great find. I pass places with degraded buildings and overgrown weeds and it takes everything in my power to keep driving. If I stopped, a two-hour drive would take six hours.
Lovely shot. Amazing it doesn’t just crumble away.
I don’t know if it works but the shot is great.
What a wonderful photo. Does look quite past it’s prime but it has it’s own kind of beauty. A kind of think if you painted a face on it, it would look like a little person standing there. Delightful photo.
neat! You might be surprised!
Lovely shot!
There must be a story there! It almost looks made of wood it is so old.
It looks pretty well worn, it might not work, but it makes for a great photo!
I had to look a few times it looked like wood or a mushroom… like a fairy hydrant.
great find!
Nice one!
I am new here. I like your header
Talk about a hydrant being left for the dogs…
Love the colors for all there contrast. What a find.:)
Like smarmoofus I am Queen of Procrastination. And to think the manuel I have been carrying around for the last 3-4 months has now disappeared. Tomorrow will be a frantic rush to look for it and read it. Is this hydrant close by? Just curious what the date and city is on it? I have an old one my husband brought me to repaint and put in the dog yard (of course)…it’s like 20+ years old and the city has escaped me at this moment, but when I finish it I will blog it. Just curious…cool photo.
i love the contrast of colors! beautiful shot!
happy WW!
Great choice for being wordless.
Happy WW!
Wouldn’t want to have to test it
Nice shot!
What a lucky find for you, and a great capture, indeed! Really like this!!!!
Awesome photo. I love the colors and how you captured something old and weathered and turned it into something beautiful.
ooooohh that is the coolest hydrant and i kinda collect neat shots of unique 9one that is aawesome
It works for me! I probably have more of an affinity for “old stuff” than I should. It may not do what it used to, but it almost always makes an interesting photo.
That’s a cool shot!
uhmm.. i don’t think it works.
Mine is up!!
http://www.yourvmodel.com/2008/07/wordless-wednesday-no8-lovely-bubbles.html
Happy WW!!
Where in the world is that? How interesting. I had to look at it a few secs to try and figure it out. Nice shot.
Nice picture!!! Fun!!
I LOVE this photo! Great shot – nice colors!
that’s a really great photo! it’s simple and fun. Happy WW!
We have one of those down the road from us near the creek.
What a great shot … marvelous question too but I suspect the answer is maybe, but not likely.
Hugs and blessings,
Great shot. As far as working I’m thinking not.
Probably not………don’t let me hubby see this he’ll want to collect it home, he collects “fire” stuff!
Very cool shot.
That is an awesome photo. This is a great blog, I’m glad I found it!
I thought I was the only one who likes to photograph fire hydrants. I love it
I’m gonna go with “no.” I think it’s a safe bet.
Lovely shot… I think about a million things looking at this.
What a cool find! You made it look beautiful!