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Firecrackers! Fiercely banned by the Government here, but I did manage to get it through few contacts. And I generously spent 100 bucks on that.
I ran to the streets threw the "Dragon Egg", ran back to a safe location and took pictures when the "egg cracked open".
The Lava Fire started on July 23, and is currently around 8,100 acres. The fire was ignited by lightning and detected on July 23. This fire is about 20 percent contained. It is approximately 15 miles northeast of Christmas Valley and Ft. Rock, Oregon: Latitude (43.4892) Longitude (-120.7572). The fire is burning vegetation inside of a lava flow, which is located within a Wilderness Study Area (WSA). Smoke may be visible for several weeks if weather remains hot and dry. Additional information is always available online at:
www.inciweb.org/incident/3064/
Learn about career opportunities with BLM OR/WA Fire: on.doi.gov/3yYp0j7.
Learn more about BLM’s wildland fire engines: www.nifc.gov/resources/equipment/engines
ALT Text: Two firefighters walk through a brown field with smoke and fire around them.
Fire on Judes Gap. View from World's Edge
I had to go see it. It was my first time on World's Edge and the view is amazing. I just hate to see the fire's destruction. Praying all stay safe who are fighting the blaze as well as those who's homes are nearby.
"As of 5 p.m. today, the fire had encompassed 550 acres, and could triple in size as fire crews extend fire lines to navigate the rugged mountain terrain. Three bulldozers and about 75 firefighters were working the scene this afternoon, David Brown, fire information officer for the State Fire Service, said from his cell phone at the intersection of Coopers Gap Road and Burgess Road near the Sunny View community, where plumes of smoke were clearly visible. Crews from Lake Lure, Chimney Rock, Edneyville and Sunny View fire departments continue to assist in the operation, as is Henderson County Emergency Services." ~ Gary Clancy, Times-News, BlueRidgeNow.com
No cheep Indy fire, this is a TP. Please note the latrine. The crops on the left are of a darker shade, giving the impression that the crops were planted earlier.
The valley of fire, about 55 miles out of Las Vegas is well worth the drive out of the city, This natural arch was one of the highlighted stops on the road through.
While standing taking this shot, in 110 oC I heard a sound coming from my feet that I had never heard before, looked down and saw that I was standing on the entrance to a rodent burrow that now contained rattlesnakes. They must have heard my footsteps and warned me they were there. I since found out that they are not very venemous, only one death in 50 years.
The fire enveloped the old barn in a matter of seconds. By the time the fire department arrived there was nothing left of the barn. Camera: Pentax PC35AF. Film: Kodak Color print. Scanner: Nikon Coolscan V ED.
Fire Spinner Michael Farrell performs at the Waterfire Lighting while the kayaks are adorned with commemorative koi.
Charlotte Pipe and Foundry. Fire was caused by improper use of heating system which ignited flammable chemicals. $100,000.00 in damages. (5) workers were transported to CMC-hospital as a precaution.
Il grande vantaggio del giocare col fuoco è che non ci si scotta mai. Sono solo coloro che non sanno giocarci che si bruciano del tutto. (Oscar Wilde)
Chicago Fire Department trucks responded to a fire around 3:45 a.m. Monday at an apartment building that spread quickly to two other buildings, a brewery & fitness gym. One of the walls of the brewery collapsed.
I was out buying furniture last Saturday and ran across a store with all this BBQ equipment in it, so I bought their smallest charcoal Weber grill. (Gas is a horrible grill source with no taste!) They delivered it yesterday. We are lucky that in the first floor of our complex is an April Gourmet which has imported gourmet goods. I picked up some pesto, pasta and a couple of fresh salmon fillets and cooked us a nice dinner.
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Canon T60 35mm camera
Canon FDn 35mm f/1.8 Lens
Samyang 70-200mm f/3.9 Lens
Fuji Provia 100f 35mm
Developed and scan by NCPS (budget scan)
A duo of fire eaters entertaining the crowds during the Laman 2008 expo at Taman Tasik Perdana, Kuala Lumpur
Retired U.S. Air Force Lt. Col. Arthur Ballard shows the cup and spoon he used for six and a half years as a prisoner of war in the infamous Hoa Lo prison, aka the "Hanoi Hilton". Ballard, an F-105 fighter pilot with 68 combat missions under his belt, was shot down and captured on Sept. 26, 1966. "I think it was small arms fire, maybe 32 or 57 millimeter. The sky just filled up with that stuff. I don't remember a whole lot about the bailout. I woke up on the ground with a broken leg, and a rifle stuck in my face." He was finally released on March 4, 1973. (Photo by Ken Scar)
17-Nov-2010
Where is the Tourist ???
The fire breathers from Night Safari
ISO1000, 1/500s, f5.6 , @75mm focal length
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