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Do you remember this gadget?
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not that drop with the weather head but older houses here have these and sometimes they are in all directions ,I'm sure up,north they have those as well.yes a few do work ,this one i don't know .I can dig up more photos of them
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zoom in to see another example on the roof ,I must get better service as i do have excellent photos of this houses oddity on the roof .
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I'm lost.
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its easy. ,hint what sticks out from a roof and its before tvs,the exhaust vent for the toilet and or the air circulation?
the last photo if you could see has four pipes in each direction and one pointing up .
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We need more people to respond to this thread. I'm not representative of commonsense intelligence. ?
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bingo! bingo!a lesser common directional chimney ,some are bi ,tri and omni the last photo is omni,directional
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I thought it was obviously a chimney. There is really not much more it could be unless it was something to do with circulating air from a toilet as it can rank, but there was still a window to open and a door to shut in that time, that's probably im guessing after when the toilet and houses were seperated even before septic tanks and there probably would have been a long drop dug seperate area from the house when someone needed to take a dump.
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the house which I do ,somewhere have a photo of ,probably was built sans plumbing ,its a depression era home .1935 .the fireplace in the middle means it had an addition ,or its the kitchen .its not quite a derelict but neither is it occupied .its a shotgun house .if its a true no plumbing house it had an outhouse originally .there would be a underground septic for that left and if made to have plumbing or it added it would still be there .I nearly fell into a septic tank of a razed house months ago.empty and nithing there ,just noticed how the hole was shaped and the concrete wall was
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That grass needs serious mowing.
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like i said its not exactly used, the water is on but never used, try locating that water meter in that, its by that palm tree and the power is still active, i will take lunch at that abandoned car wash , the photo i posted is where i took that from. i did get a better image with my dslr, there is another house i did photo with the exact same chimney cap.
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that house is from 1915, it was a doctors' house if i remember , this is pre roof and siding restoration, i took this as i noticed they began to clear around and thought they might be reading to raze it. instead they redid the roof and the sliding, and i believe it has power to the main house there are two other guest houses that are hidden from the road and both of them did at one time have their own electric.