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EXIF: Nikon D300 | Leica Summicron-R 50mm 1:2 | f/2.8 | 1/160 s | ISO 400
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A fire broke up at my apartment complex, very close to my building. No injuries were reported but 2 units were completely destroyed.
After serving us lunch and letting me take lots of photos, she gave us a full on tour of the area where they bury the beans to bake them in the hot sand. The fire is being prepared for beans later in the day.
She told us that this particular fire pit can hold up to 16 bean pots at a time.
This teenage fire theatre was simply the most amazing act on at the Shrewsbury international street theatre 2009
One of my all-time favorite fire trucks. I was living in Acton when she was delivered, and saw her on many occasions over the years. She's now in private hands.
She had a similar sister on the AFD, a 1973 Maxim F that was equipped with a 55' Snorkel. Taken at the Lynnfield, MA Muster, 2004
Paradise after the fire has a long recovery. Images of Paradise after the fire. What struck us, besides the gut-wrenching losses for these families, was how the trees whispered a hush of calm beauty. While the ash and bent metal spoke to the extreme heat of the #CampFire. Truck after truck turned into these neighborhoods. Crews check for hazardous material. Other crews work on restoring services. While still more crews remove dangerous trees. Each lot has numerous coded spray painted signs for to the crews yet to come. This community will need support for a long while. Visit buttecountyrecovers.org/give to see how you can help.