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This is an abandoned house of many colors. There is some nice patina on the red roof, but what really sets off the color scheme of dried gray wood and rust is the addition of the blue doors. One of the doors gives you quite a surprise when you step out. Paramedics are standing by to set your sprained ankle or broken bones.

There is a small piece of gutter that has been straightened out and attached over the front door. If you stand smack up against the door and don’t move to the left or right, you may not get soaking wet. You will get wet, just not sopping. The Christmas lights are already up for next year. I wonder if they are twinkle lights.

Have a great rest of the weekend!

Floyd Bennett Field, Brooklyn, NY

Ford Focus Ambulance RRV demonstrator seen at the ESS, Warwickshire - 24.11.2009

Maple Ave Fire Department, Wilton EMS and New York State Police on the scene of a MVA in Wilton, NY. March 24, 2012.

Ford Fiesta Hayling Island Community Responder car - 23.7.2006

Two Met Police motocycle officers down the side of the MI6 building at Vauxhall Cross

Cairns Model 1044 fire helmet

after Paramedics had blue helmets in the 1990s, LAFD returned to blue via the leather shields and tetrahedrons on the shell.

View On Black

 

In the market for a new car? This 2007 Lamborghini Gallardo Coupe AWD is listed for $139,900 CND. It would look very nice in my garage :-)

They have been 'active' for a week now, working together but from next week working on their own.

When you see them around Sheffield shout hi and say you saw em on Flickr!

For info re the bikes & kit...

They are Marins Point Reyes with suspension forks added.

Wheels and hubs uprated to be stronger.

Lumicycle ocotlite system with li-ion battery for lightness.

We weighed the kit and panniers yesterday - 24.3Kg at present - a little more kit to go on yet.

The clothing is Endura, the hi-viz vest is from KIT.

J.

 

I work for Yorkshire Ambulance Service on the RRVs in and around the city of Sheffield in South Yorkshire.

It’s a great job and I feel very honoured to be able to help people at their point of need.

Check out the website for all sorts of info re YAS and the work we do.

www.yas.nhs.uk/OurServices/accidentandemergency.html

 

Parked in Downtown Albuquerque during a Memorial for the victims of the 9/11 attacks.

In Point Arena on the main road (HGWY 1) I came upon a Paramedic Unit from the Coast Life Support District. The crew that works this unit, covers a sixty mile Coastal section of Mendocino & Sonoma Counties a roaming ambulance service. The CLSD was formed in 1986.

So whilst on standby in one of our boxes... I took a picture of an ambulance through the spy hole arriving to join me in the box !

Bit boring really - but there we are!

 

I work for Yorkshire Ambulance Service on the RRVs in and around the city of Sheffield in South Yorkshire.

It’s a great job and I feel very honoured to be able to help people at their point of need.

Check out the website for all sorts of info re YAS and the work we do.

www.yas.nhs.uk/OurServices/accidentandemergency.html

 

Aug 1 2007 Minneapolis, MN - Paramedics wait patiently in the middle of onlookers during the rescue efforts shortly after the 35W bridge collapse.

on the border with Gaza

Aug 1 2007 Minneaolis MN - Paramedics leaving the scene with victims rescued from the 35W bridge collapse.

Middlewood Ambulance Station Sheffield.

 

I work for Yorkshire Ambulance Service on the RRVs in and around the city of Sheffield in South Yorkshire.

It’s a great job and I feel very honoured to be able to help people at their point of need.

Check out the website for all sorts of info re YAS and the work we do.

www.yas.nhs.uk/OurServices/accidentandemergency.html

 

This was an accident in front of the Auburn Journal building a few months ago.

Just a small bush fire, but it gave me a chance to capture a few photons.

 

San jose, California.

A HART Polaris 6x6 ATV seen at a 999 Event, Hullavington - 12.9.10

No other markings, a demo perhaps? In Exeter

The new Paramedic minifig, with new hat/hair piece, on a search and rescue mission. Nothing serious - just a minifigure who wandered too far away from my kitchen counter. The minifig was rescued safely :-)

The old Ambulance station at the even older gold mining town of Ravenswood in North Queensland. There is a description and history of the town in the shot of the Railway Hotel or here

 

en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ravenswood,_Queensland

  

The gold mines ha e been basically shut for years, but like all mining activities, particularly gold as the price went up in recent years, it became sometimes worth it to reprocess old tailings and/or open up deposits or potential deposits that were either not paying their way or fully explored.

 

Something to look at in this shot is the enormous bank of overburden above and behind the Ambulance station building. In recent years, certainly since we last visited, mining for gold has recommenced by open cut behind the town and it is now totally overshadowed by the enormous banks of overburden that have been thrown up by the mine. It looks more like a coal field than a gold mine. Apart from the unsightly mess and visual impact on the town, it is not likely to be near as controversial.

 

There always has to be a wheelie bin doesn't there!

Yorkshire Ambulance Service Paramedic Suzuki outside York Hospital

Shadow Box, Mixed-Media Drawing, Five Pressed, Dried Daisies, Wax-Covered Rusty Jingle Bells, Crocheted Waxed Cotton Chains, Chicken and Bovine Bones, Shrouded Mini Corpses of Linen, Fishing Line, Poly Fill, Embroidery Floss and Encaustic Wax, Fishing Hooks, Vintage Toy Ambulance

20 x 25.5", 2016/17

 

The Paramedic Angel Fairy has been called to a brutal scene. An ambulance is overflowing. Rusty, wax covered jingle bells, five pressed, dried daisies. Shrouded bodies suspended on fish hooks, to be repaired, or resurrected. Shrapnel-wounded sky.

 

Paramedic car.

Hospital Calendar photo shoot

Yet another indoor Xenon 50mm f2 bokeh

With the ambulance getting ready to leave, it's time to start tidying up ready for the next call.

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