We were on our way back from Skootamatta Lake, when we saw these fire hydrants so beautifully decorated.
I stopped every 100 metres to take pictures (it was raining, so some are not too good). I hope you like them!
Ganadores de la Semana
Los ganadores de hoy provienen del pequeño (y hermoso) pueblo de Tweed, en Ontario.
Estábamos camino de vuelta desde el Lago Skootamatta, cuando vimos estos postes hidrantes tan hermosamente decorados.
Paré cada 100 metros para sacarles fotos (estaba lloviendo, así que algunas no son muy buenas. Espero que les gusten!
Aquí tienen un bonus. Haciendo un poco de investigación, me encontré este set de Flickr creado por Will S.:
Technorati Tags: weekly winners
Those are soo awesome! I have seen this done before, the ones that you have here are great. Too bad we don't have anything like that around here. I think they are so much nicer than a regular ol hydrant.
ReplyDeletethose are nice hydrants. i finally joined gabriel. thanks for the heads up. here are mine http://www.momiespace.com/2008/08/weekly-winners-august-3-to-9.html
ReplyDeleteThose are too cool!
ReplyDeleteI have never seen anything like that before. How clever and interesting.
ReplyDeleteWow, what a creative thing to do. I've never seen that before.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! :)
ReplyDeleteoh those are some crazy fire hydrants!!
ReplyDeleteMuy buena idea para integrar los hidrantes al paisajismo....jajajaja!!!! me reí mucho con el que miras desde arriba y te observa de cerca!!!!
ReplyDeleteThose are wild! Way to go, you, for noticing them and stopping to photograph them.
ReplyDeleteI am crazy for funky fire hydrants!!
ReplyDeleteGreat photos - what a cool thing to do.
ReplyDeleteThese have to be the coolest fire hydrants I have ever seen! Thanks for capturing them on film and sharing them with us!!
ReplyDeleteOh these are hilarious!
ReplyDeleteThose are so much fun! Thanks for the tour.I am from the Dallas area and a few years ago they did this with cow sculptures (since it's TX, I guess...)and they were all over the city. It was fun to spot them around town.
ReplyDeleteHow cute! and they were all like this? What a great idea.
ReplyDeleteWhat a creative idea!I can imagine why you'd want to stop and take pictures of them all, they are amazing! Thanks for sharing Gabriel, and have a great week!
ReplyDeleteThose are adorable! I love things like that. Sometimes I'll see a big water tower painted something interesting when we travel. There's one in Georgia that is painted to look like a peach.That last one is my favorite! :-)
ReplyDeleteThose fire hydrants are really cool. Nice shots.
ReplyDeleteHahaha, those are so much fun. Nice shots!
ReplyDeleteThose are really cool. Congrats on being first!
ReplyDeleteEspectaculares... me ancanta que la gente tenga tanta imaginación... eso le da un toque de vida y de alegria a las cosas cotidianas como un hidrante! Gracias por compartirlas... definitivamente me gustaria verlos en persona.
ReplyDeleteCute hydrants! We have painted penguins all over our city. I want to say they were originally to advertise a new exhibit at our zoo, but I don't remember for sure. I do know they were raffled off and businesses from all over the city paid a pretty penny to 'adopt' them.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cool series of photos! These photos rock!!Karen of the MomDot Street Team< HREF="momdot.com" REL="nofollow">www.MomDot.com<>
ReplyDeleteHow cute! Great shots, raining or not!
ReplyDeletecute shots, Gabriel!
ReplyDeleteQué lindos!!
ReplyDeleteEstan Buenisimos! Que buena idea!
ReplyDeleteWhat a hilarious WW's series! How awesome that you had your camera & snapped these!
ReplyDeleteThose fire hydrants are so cool! What fun pictures!
ReplyDeleteHow fun! I am just getting caught up after a long summer of travel. I like your new header with the kids playing soccer, or would that be football?
ReplyDeleteChe, que bueno. lastima que no tengamos hidrantes en este pais.. sino seria una buena idea para hacer concursos artisticos...
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