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- Taken For Granted
- South Dakota, United States
- Currently retired and enjoying life.
I take it they are dogs!
ReplyDeleteNo, but dogs do seem to put hydrants to good use.
ReplyDeleteAh .. now you are bitten by the hydrant bug, too :-D
ReplyDeleteThank you!
Hydrants are there to grab our attention with their corner locations and bright colors just asking to be photographed. Or perhaps I'm part dog?
DeleteIt looks like an alien...
ReplyDeleteWelcome to hydrantmania! Now you'll see them everywhere. The chief hydrantologist (see above) seems pleased;^)
ReplyDeleteThanks, James. Is there a 12 step program I can enter to be cured? "Hi, my name is Taken For and I'm a hydrant-maniac."
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