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Delly 2 year s ago
#1 Most Cell towers have multiple carriers/cell companies that lease tower space and need access to the equipment for upgrades and routine maintenance.
       
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Lola 2 year s ago
#14 It's a diffuser of some kind, probably for chlorine tablets for a pool.

#17 Not unexploded ordinance. Solid metal means just a bullet, no explosive because no jacket with gunpowder. If it was a missile than there would be a little concern.
       
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Elswood 2 year s ago
Cool post
       
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Issy 2 year s ago
#17 is not 20mm, that would be less than an inch but larger than any bullet I'm aware of and a bullet would not have that metal band around it. Look at the leaf and vegetation, it's much larger than 20mm. That is an unexploded artillery round possibly a 105. We found a few of those in Vietnam in 1970, they looked exactly like that. Definitely call emergency services. If this was found in USA, you're most likely on an old artillery firing range and there might be more of them. Don't move it, let the authorities do that.
       
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Issy 2 year s ago
I didn't mean to use that avatar, dang it.
       
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Issy 2 year s ago
#17 Look at the leaf and vegetation, that round is a lot larger than 20mm and a bullet would not have that metal band. That is definitely an unexploded artillery round, possibly a 105. We found a few of those in Vietnam in 1970, they looked exactly like that. If this was found in USA, you're walking around on an old artillery range. Don't move it! Call the authorities and let them move it. Be careful there are likely to be more of them.
       
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Adela 2 year s ago
#19 Indeed it's two meters for hot and cold water. To pay for it by the cubic-meter. Very common for flats in Germany.
       
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Pinckney 2 year s ago
Adela,

not realy...
       
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Syl 2 year s ago
#19 its common in flats you rent. So the landlord can easily track how much cold and warm water was consuemd an calculates a fair Bill.
       
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Mae 2 year s ago
#1 I don't understand, it's easy to have one lock and many keys, isn't it?
       
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Edwin 2 year s ago
Mae, Unless I see it for myself in person , I don’t understand
how that gate works.
       
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Edwin 2 year s ago
I love these posts! This one was the best. Not a repeat. Thank you.
       
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Si 2 year s ago
#19 German here. You meter it that way because hot water is more expensive than cold water and you need to check the costs differently. Most Homes in Germany do not have a water heating device on their own. Hot water for Heating and Tab gets delivered via isolated pipes into your home. Its called 'Fernwärme'.
       
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Lyddy 2 year s ago
Si,
Zentralheizung (central heating)
       
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Winnet 2 year s ago
#14
Root propagation ball
       
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"What is this hinged flap at the bottom of each section of screened porch on a 120-year-old house in Georgia (USA)?"

A: "Covered scuppers or in this case, sweepouts. The covers allow you to open them inward and upward with your foot, then sweep out dirt/water. Gravity or a spring closes sweepout door after you move your foot so no critters (mosquitoes, small bears etc.) get in."

 

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