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Icicle Door
Brooklyn, NY - Peter - Monday, January 26th, 2009 : goo
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CartLegger: 26th Jan 2009 - 03:14 GMT
Is this that building on the corner of Troutman and Evergreen?
ice baby: 27th Jan 2009 - 02:18 GMT
lol nice pic look at mine
http://www.flickr.com/photos/stackinchips/3227645386/
Joe the Plumber: 27th Jan 2009 - 20:04 GMT
You can tell by where the icicles are on the door (and window to the right) that this was caused by a incoming water pipe freezing and bursting. I know its hard to believe, but its conceivable that that entire ground-floor is full of several feet of water, and the areas where you're seeing it freezing are the one or two places where its managed to flow over/through the door frame or window glazing, otherwise, you'd have icicles above the door and window too. And my, look at all that water/ice on the sidewalk. Somebody's got a pretty major wintertime plumbing emergency on their hands, regardless.
Peter: 28th Jan 2009 - 03:08 GMT
just passed by there again... "joe the plumber" is right, you can actually hear what sounds like a waterfall inside the entire ground-floor of the building. the frozen door, pictured above, had been popped open with a crowbar (the door-facing was ripped up) and a lot more ice had accumulated:
Peter: 6th Apr 2009 - 13:30 GMT
yup, this was the beginning of the end for this building... at least one person is squatting in it for now, though. it still has electricity.
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