A Hydrant...

Because we have so many fires at the beach.

I went to Nauset Beach today to check out the damage from the storm and most of my photos were more photo journalism than artistic. The bench I posted on February 5 with the 49-ers cap is almost entirely buried. Only one corner remains. Apparently another storm is on its way.

[joey d.Muli]

so unusual--to see a hydrant at the beach...great shot and love the fence !:)

[bkb in the city]

What a neat shot

[Terry]

like the fence in this one

[Amanda F.]

This is something I've never seen. Nice looking beach! I hope you don't need the hydrant.

[amy spada]

What a weird place to put a hydrant! Sorry about the changes and erosion caused by the storm. Nature is a tough lady sometimes... It's almost as if she is getting back at us!

[Lizzy Bean]

love this, Laurie-stay warm, it's getting wild out there! fav

[Rick Schies]

Nicely composed

[Shirley Banford]

Lovely shot Laurie. I never knew there were hydrants out there. Now I do.

[Paula]

Well where else would they get water if there were a sand fire?! I mean, other than the ocean and all.....

[Maggiemae]

You don't have fires at the beach, do you? Sounds like you leave the beach to sort itself out while all these storms come in!

[MaryBeth Dailey]

OMG That is so funny! Fire hydrant at the beach! Love the composition too. fav

[Rach_who]

Cool find

[SJ]

Very interesting! I never seen a fire hydrant so close to a beach.

[stephanie dp]

what a cool find- can't say as I've ever seen one of those before! I want to see a pic of the bench!!

[Jennifer C]

this is so cool, have never seen a hydrant on the beach, love the tones

[Karen H]

Great spot of red

[Laura Thornton]

Water water everywhere...notice how diligently I'm trying to catch up!