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Mysterious Markers Solved?

Publicado por alexkemp el 22 octubre 2016 en English. Última actualización en 23 octubre 2016.

The latest survey of Porchester Gardens — just another couple of days surveying before it should be completed — has unearthed more of these lead markers and, possibly, has answered what they are. Here are two pictures from today’s trip [1] [2]:

Kent Road 1 Kent Road 2

The second picture is, I think, the key to unlock this: they are more-ancient versions of the traditional grave-stone wall-plates used to indicate the presence of Fire Hydrants or Sluice Valves (sewage safety feature). So, the prize goes to EdLoach (commentator in Mysterious Marker #2).

Do we have any agreed method of mapping these markers?

PS
This is the only Fire Hydrant marker that I’ve found so far in Porchester Gardens. Which is a little worrying.

Ubicación: Porchester Gardens, Woodthorpe, Carlton, Gedling, Nottinghamshire, East Midlands, England, United Kingdom
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Comentario de andy mackey el 23 de octubre de 2016 a las 20:15

Hydrant appears in the wiki and i found this as well ( no pun intended) http://chris-osm.blogspot.co.uk/2012/05/fire-hydrant-locations-are-confidential.html

Comentario de escada el 24 de octubre de 2016 a las 09:12

I think that typically the fire hydrants are mapped. But you could perhaps map the markers with the scheme for pipeline markers.

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