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The Pitcher Pump It stood straight and tall, handle cocked on it's side, refreshing us all coming in from a ride. I remember well when we were lean and strong as cool water fell and we knew right from wrong. We saw the drops fall from the edge of the spout and who would we call if the water ran out? Still it is standing, Grandpa's old pitcher pump and water's landing drops to the ground ker-thump, ker-thump, ker-thump. ![]()
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