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Bunyip Fires
A capture of the Bunyip Fires from Solid Drive in Pakenham taken on 3/3/19 at around 2:30 pm. The capture is three bracketed images merged into an HDR image with Aurora HDR 2019 before being finished off in Lightroom and some spot removal in Affinity Photo.
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Morning, on the way Office,I saw the engines
the rescues and police and wondered why
The morning evokes the sound of bullet-showers
and the wet taste of sulfur from the burnt matches of the night before.
The cardboard bodies of soldiers
march like trained coffins through cemeteries
in orderliness:
left, right
left, right
left, right…
and the sky,
that porous circle,
spills a yellow liquid
over the vigilant walls
before slowly disappearing.
No no! That was happened in shortly?
Oh! the garage, workers who reparing vehical
a had workers before there breakfast
with pyrotechnics naturally
as the walls and ceilings flamed
and an orderly exit
becomes desperate under the unreal advance of the flames
suddenly a panicked crush to escape
the darkening interior of hell
the heat and toxic smoke
I can't imagine..
Here's my Lego fire department Urban Search & Rescue Task Force 3. It includes USAR 3 (front) and Heavy Rescue 3. Not pictured are Engine 3, Squad 3, Medic 3, and Truck 3. The Task Force concept and the USAR uniforms are based on the Los Angeles City Fire Department.
The heavy rescue design is based on San Diego Fire Department's Pierce Urban Search & Rescue rigs. The design is 7-wide (8-wide if you count lights). It uses several Studs Not On Top techniques with bricks going upside down and every direction and is almost zero-studs showing. Custom chrome wheels and other parts were ordered through Bricklink.com. Rescue trucks like this one are basically giant toolboxes that carry hydraulic tools, saws, and other rescue equipment. Unlike a fire engine, they don't carry water or hoses. They respond to incidents like structural collapse, high-angle rescues, and vehicle accidents.
Read about the real USAR rig here www.sandiego.gov/fire/about/apparatus/usarrig
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As valentines day is approaching I thought I would try and do something VDay themed.....I was just practising with different thing and this started to look ok....I took me many attempts to get it like this....it is not easy drawing a heart in the air....I tried to use black gloves so you would not see my hands but it did not make a difference.....Happy Valentine's Day....
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Fire fighter, slow shutter.
Light and magic never shut's her.
When she spin the line of flame.
Those around her enjoys the game.
Fire Fighters from the Inland Empire and all over SoCal battle a large 8,000 + acre Brush Fire that started in the Bernardino National Forest and made its way into the Summit Valley area of San Bernardino County.
On 3 June, 2017, the Los Angeles Fire Department responded to a reported structure fire in the 11000 block of W Oxnard St in North Hollywood. 66 firefighters battled the heavy fire in a 2 story apartment building and extinguished it in 34 mins.
© Photo by Mike Meadows
LAFD Incident 060317-0119
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