New Hampshire Firefighters Working To Shovel Out 1200 Fire Hydrants

Rochester firefighters began to carry out that unenviable task of shoveling out 1,200 fire hydrants beneath 6-foot-high snowbanks.
Jan. 28, 2005
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Howe/ Foster Daily Democrat, Dover New Hampshire Photographer
Rochester firefighter Don Penny, left, and fire Capt. Derek Peters work to shovel out a fire hydrant near 21 Walnut St. on Thursday morning. The hydrant is one of an estimated 1,200 in the city.
Rochester firefighter Don Penny, left, and fire Capt. Derek Peters work to shovel out a fire hydrant near 21 Walnut St. on Thursday morning. The hydrant is one of an estimated 1,200 in the city.
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