Okemah, Oklahoma
where they have hot and cold water towers and was also the home of Woody Guthrie.
But it looks like they are running short on paint.
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8 comments:
Those water towers are so special American to me. They look funny all together.
They look like modern sculptures.
I agree with you but they show it with dignity.
wow, those are old!
Interesting set of water towers. They've now become an obsolete technology
...makes for an interesting photo though John
I like the two on the left.
Love these! Got to keep looking up, I'm always having to remind myself of that.
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