There must be billions of them in the world. We pass them every day. We walk on them. We do not take any notice of them. They are heavy, and usually made of cast iron. They come in many different shapes, sizes and patterns. Look, and you will find them everywhere.
What are they? MANHOLE COVERS, that provide access to local service systems such as water, electricity, gas, and telecommunications.
Post photos of any interesting ones you find here.
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i noticed 2 on a short walk and wished I had brought my small art supply bag as it contains 2 bare crayons red and black to make "rubbings" of embossed , interesting surfaces. This is near home so…Continue
Started by Stephanie Lentz Morrison. Last reply by Stephanie Lentz Morrison Sep 2, 2023.
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The very first hatch of the Moscow city sewage system. A hatch was found in Moscow on the territory of the Botkin Hospital. The fact that the sewer hatches of the very first stage of the Moscow sewage system had exactly such a design, and it was launched in 1898, is indicated by a drawing from the "Atlas to the description of the sewage system of the city of Moscow. 1st stage ".
I did not expect that there are so many of these elements in the city.Now I have become a careful observer.
These are all great Raphael -- many thanks for all your Covers!
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