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02 May 2011
Fire Eater performing at Singapore's Night Safari. Captured with @300mm focal length hand-held.
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Sunday morning, I wanted to return to Altadena and take pictures from the same vantage points.
These are shots on the way there, a stop in Highland Park, ones from the parking lot at Hahamongna Watershed Park and on the road home with a stop at Atwater Farmers Market.
Fire Exit @ Audio Glasgow January 28th 2018
Pretty “Damned” Good Cake…
Paisley punk band Fire Exit along with The Media whores, Red Eyes, Threat, Shock and Awe and Blacklist celebrated Lawrie Kennedy’s birthday at Audio Glasgow Pre Damned punk gig that went down a storm.
Though non of the legendary 70s punk band The Damned managed to make it along to the gig, as they themselves where playing at the O2. Audio’s was jumping and more so when Fire Exit took to the stage to finish off what was a fantastic show.
But instead of leaving only to return to the chats of we want more and their final encore. Fire Exit singer Gerry ushered onto the stage Lawrie’s two girls who entered stage right carrying a birthday cake to a massive round off applause from the audience.
You know what! not many in the business can say they blew out birthday candles as part of their encore to a cheering audience and finishing off what was a fantastic show, which other wise would have been a dull rainy Sunday afternoon in Glasgow..
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The 51,000+-acre Sheepshead fire burned almost entirely in open desert country dominated by grass and shrubs. Most of the fire was on BLM land and the rest was on private land. No National Forest land was involved in this fire and very little forest burned.
The Sheepshead fire was located in southeast Oregon, 75 miles southeast of Burns. The fire was ignited by lightning on August 9, 2001, and spread rapidly in the open shrub and grassland area to more than 10,000 acres by August 11. Passing thunderstorms, gusty winds and multiple new fires impeded containment efforts. This complex of fires consisted of the Sheepshead and Stone House fire.
To learn more about wildland fire in Oregon/Washington head on over to: www.blm.gov/or/resources/fire/index.php