Water Towers, show 'em

Let's see your Water Towers where you have been on your moto, good
ole water towers usually have a town name or a high school mascot ect on them.
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Behind Granny's restaurant Starke, FL

Hi, This is Langford in the UK

And Meppershal UK

Full shot of tower

St Ives Bedfordshire UK

Pumping station at Kings Walden UK

Minnesota's Gunflint Trail

Damn the Brits have a way diffrent way of building water towers than we do. They look almost like they belong on the corner of a feakin' castle..........................nice

Here's the infamous Ass Peach in Clanton, Alabama. Word on the street is that there's a bigger one in South Carolina somewhere...




This is one of my favorites, in Eufaula, Alabama....




And this one, at Hamilton Crossroads, Alabama, seems to be allergic to tornados. Crazy thing, it appears that the tornado went right over it, which caused the legs to twist, and the weight of the water made it collapse onto itself.

Moore Haven, FL



in front of the old Sheriffs office by the County Courthouse, downtown Moore Haven

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Amber, OK....I've got a Granddaughter named Amber.


Tipton, MO


Bourbon, MO.


Collinsville, IL


I think it was Adair, IA

I've got one that looks like an ear of corn from Rochester, MN some where. I'll post it when I find it.

Ron

Baseball.. in Licking, Missouri.

closer view..

Groom, Texas outside of Amarillo.

Twin Towers- Death Valley Junction, CA

I found the picture of the 'Ear of Corn' water tower in Rochester, MN. So, here it is!

Ron

OK. How's this. I took it on today's little ghost-town ride.

This looks to be an old water tower for the steam engines coming into Las Vegas from Salt Lake. It is across the tracks from a ghost town called Dry Lake, NV.

Old wooden water tower built by the Frisco Railroad in 1885 to serve the steam engines.

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i knew id seen that water tower, even before i saw the south of kansas city tag. true de ja vu. i have a poloroid of the same water tower at sunset. out near lee's summit right? thanks