A leak sent water gushing from a window of a building on 66th Street and Amsterdam Avenue for hours on Thursday afternoon, drenching the sidewalk below. The leak was caused by air conditoning work on the building, according to CBS. By Thursday night it had stopped according to @seanbot, who sent the photos and video above and below.
@westsiderag water mane break on 66th and Amsterdam 😳 going on 3.5 hrs pic.twitter.com/GdLE81KM8A
— sean bot (@seanbot) June 15, 2017
no prob .. here's a little hyperlapse from my roof across the street 🤙 pic.twitter.com/Wtk5ZyZlp1
— sean bot (@seanbot) June 16, 2017
A “water mane” break? Must have something to do with seahorses.
It’s a pony tail of water
Oh yeah : similar in 2 apts. via social work : water through ceiling/s, &, 1 apt. — a wall. That particular building’s water gushing out reminds me of a photograph of a public fountain in Chicago, IL — which is , probably, a minorities’ majority city now. Were there Sparrows & Pigeons drinking from puddles below; in N.Y.C.. Pity that those waters couldn’t’ve extinguished the blaze of that tower block near Lambeth Station, W. Kensington, London, Eng.. “affordale housing” in N.Y.C. needs better application process for handicapped citizens.
Gosh, what a gush!
The dogs pee on the buildings, so it’s only fair that a building can pee on some dogs.