Thursday Apr 30, 2009

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thank you all for the love left so far on the new set! kiss

I am so flattered (and honored) that it was posted on the front page - thank you staff. You really REALLY made my day! kiss

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Just got home from a long day of flying... so this will be short, but just know that I plan to share the plethera of pics from my trip soon smile

ni nite SGland.... kiss

thanks again - all of you who left me comments - really, really... thankyou! kiss kiss kiss
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tatian:
LOL... the fire hydrant is probably for when the creek dries and the brush around that area sometimes catches fire - its close enough to developments, freeways, etc to be a point of concern when the dry season rolls around... how they set all that up beats the hell outta me tho - thought it was neat myself smile XOXO
bellyjack:
This makes sense now, Tatian, and thanks for explaining it.

In the northeast, unless there is a long-running drought creeks remains creeks, and is probably why I've never seen it before. Guessing the hydrant is right up next to where the fire road you went walking down comes out - fire trucks would pull water from the creek if it remains deep enough, or otherwise hook up to the hydrant.

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