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Hi,

Currently, the fire hydrant is considered too far to be a threat to your
house. You can always use plants on either side of your main door or in the
garden.

Yes, symbolically, the fire hydrant is water. But this `water' is too small
to have any effect on your home.

Warmest Regards,
Cecil


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Date: Wednesday, April 07, 1999 8:24 AM
Subject: Re: Is the Hydrant bad?


>From: "Peanut Butter"
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>The road is two way traffic road. There is no fence and it's quite
>clear to see the hydrant from the front door. Maybe I pay too much
>attention to look for 'things'. The front door to the road is at least
>100' long. Compare to the lown and the size of the house. The hydrant
>is kind of small. Like I said I probably pay too much attention to it.
>But it did borther me that why I ask you is it bad? My nephew told me
>hydrant is water, water bring money. It's kind of make me feel better.
>But he is a kid. I rather to hear from you. Thank you!
>
>>From: "Listmanager"
>>Reply-To: "Free-Advice"
>>To: (Recipients of 'free-advice' suppressed)
>>Subject: Is the Hydrant bad?
>>Date: Tue, 06 Apr 1999 15:20:12 +0800
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>>From: "Cecil Lee"
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>>Hi,
>>
>>How wide is the road? Is the road a two way traffic road or a small
>road? Is the front lawn clear such that immediately when you
>>step out of your main entrance, can you clearly see the fire hydrant?
>Does your house have a fence to `shield' it from the fire hydrant.
>>
>>Please clarify, thanks.
>>
>>Cecil
>>
>>On 4/2/99 3:09:04 AM, Anonymous wrote:
>>>Dear Sir,
>>>
>>>The main door faced a hydrant
>>>right cross
>>>
>>>the street on some one else's
>>>front yard. Is
>>>
>>>this bad? Why should I do?
>>>
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