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New Yorkers cool off with fire plugs
New Yorkers cool off with fire plugs
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New Yorkers, eager to survive the heat, have turned fire hydrants into small geysers. Fire hydrants, or johnny pumps as they are called in New York, are... 02.08.2011, Sputnik International
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New Yorkers cool off with fire plugs
11:23 GMT 02.08.2011 (Updated: 19:54 GMT 19.10.2022) New Yorkers, eager to survive the heat, have turned fire hydrants into small geysers. Fire hydrants, or johnny pumps as they are called in New York, are ubiquitous throughout the city and are loosened to spray water over the hot pavement. These oases always lure people.
New Yorkers, eager to survive the heat, have turned fire hydrants into small geysers. Fire hydrants, or johnny pumps as they are called in New York, are ubiquitous throughout the city and are loosened to spray water over the hot pavement. These oases always lure people.
