The city of Pratt, Kansas has a little fun with their water tanks.
It would be nice if they had tanks for Milk, Ice Tea, Hot Coffee, Cold Beer, Red Wine, White Wine.
What kind of tank would you want to see?
Hot and Cold
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I’d like two tanks please one with hot chocolate and the other with Baileys Irish Cream! Cheers!
☼ Sunny
P.S. Eggnog might be good too, LOL!
I was thinking like Sunny! Hot chocolate would be good right about now.
Yes, someone has a great sense of humour!
I think Bartlesville still has Hot, Warm and Cold tanks. I’ll have to check the next time I’m in town.
It’s nice to see city fathers with a sense of humor. As for me, I’ll stick with the wine; on second thought, Margarita anyone?
Love the sense of humor! How about two for me, Hot Chocolate and Shiraz! That will work!! Hope you have a great day!
Sylvia
@Oklahoma Granny – You know you might be right. Right off of US 75 maybe. I’m thinking about a little road trip to Woolaroc soon so maybe I can check it out.
It reminds me of the hotel in Alaska years ago that had hot and cold running chambermaids.
I would like one with water and the other with a red wine from Eger 🙂
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love the sense of humour. I wish out city had some right about now!
I would love to see a Budweiser tower. That sounds super tasty right now. Or maybe a Patron tower so we can make some margaritas. YUM! Cheers!
Mrs. Coco
Nice post, I want to see one with honey. 🙂
Wow! this is wonderful site.
I’d be hanging out at the red wine tank!
I’d like a margarita tank. thank.you.very.much.
In my imbibing days it would definitely have been Chardonnay but now, good old Yorkshire tea would suit me down to the ground.
LOL i’d love a red wine and cappuccino tanks.:p marvelous find!
I’d love a tank of hot coffee and one of cold coffee please!
Love those amusing tanks! I’d love to see a tank that dispensed dark chocolates and truffles.
Just install a hot tub/whirlpool below those tanks and I’m good to go. Great photo.
Great photo. Boom & Gary of The Vermilon River.