I haven’t photographed much recreationally lately, but this view struck my artistic eye today. Shot on my iPhone; the best camera is the one you have available.
Fire and Ice
Tag: fire
22/365: 39
Morning after the ice rescue drill. Time to clean, dry, and repack the ropes. As the ladder is currently sidelined for repairs, it provides a convenient drying rack. February 8 2010 - Two P365 posts
22/365: Day 20
Curt looks so defeated. No injuries, no spills. Just an interesting recovery job. Wayback Machine - January 20 has been sparse over the years: 2013 - Comparison and Cat, Wheel 2010 - P365 Catching up with January 8th: 2016 - Angulon 2013 - High Rock 2010 - P365
22/365: Day 17
There was a big fire in a neighboring beach town the other night. Our guys saw a lot of action. We did not get much snow, but there were gale force winds accompanying heavy rain and blowing sands. Here, Engine 10 gets its hosebed reloaded and the sand hosed off after returning home.
22/365: Day 11
January 11 - Selfie
Project 365/’22: Day 1
January 1: Some days the photos just jump in front of me. 2022 began with a structure fire and a crash. I didn't get any photos at the fire. At the crash scene, however, a heavy fog rolled in while we waited for the power company to clean up the downed wires. Medic 4 looked… Continue reading Project 365/’22: Day 1
Project 365/‘22: Day -1
Happy New Year from Engine 10/Medic 4. Busy saving the city until next year! Very likely to run both the last and first calls of the year before I go home. Thus begins another attempt at a Project 365. I haven’t completed one since I carried my Nikon D70 around for a year. Back then… Continue reading Project 365/‘22: Day -1
2017-11-05 #NaBloPoMo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jh0YORQuIag In my quest to avoid Twitter and with some time to fill in a waiting room, I discovered this from 12 years ago. Iain and I met Anita for a hike up Old Jackson Road. On the trip up to the White Mountains we discovered this retired USAF Oshkosh P15 en route to its… Continue reading 2017-11-05 #NaBloPoMo
17-365: 003
Spent a long time this morning looking for my portable radio.
Nostalgia again
The tones drop, just like they have for the majority of my life. I've reached the point where I've been a firefighter for more of my life than not. (Scary thought, that.) A box alarm; routine. At least it's not another medical aid.Circumstances conspire: maintenance, a detail. The first engine responds as usual, but the… Continue reading Nostalgia again
Notes from Mosquito Hill 