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The Emergency Services photo-shoot. Assembled to celebrate the approaching 500th mercy mission by Scotland's Charity Air Ambulance SCAA
My nieces' school wanted Year 6 pupils to do a mosaic for entrance to the school to present as their leaving present when they left to start new schools. My design, using a mix of vitreous glass, gloss and matt ceramic tiles. 3D element with the lettering and pupils standing proud. This picture shows the 3D element before tiling began.
Teamwork: Airmen from the Special Tactics Training Squadron train the way they fight -- hard and togeher. After more than two years in the training pipeline, upon completion of the STTS, Airmen will go to special tactics squadrons, where soon they'll be attached to Special Operations Forces.
This morning around 5 am, Engine 720, Ambulance 726 and the National Guard worked together on a medical call.
Just one small example of the coordination and effort between county and state agencies over the last few days. Photo Courtesy of Capt Penny Ingles
The Emergency Services photo-shoot. Assembled to celebrate the approaching 500th mercy mission by Scotland's Charity Air Ambulance SCAA
Offering helpful tips to a first-timer. He did incredibly well. With a strong headwind and somewhat powerful current, it wasn't the standard easy haul up the river that evening. The adults who were used to the trip were challenged. Yet this kid made it all the way - his first kayaking ever. Quite an achievement...
I should note that we didn't realize that the Wednesday evening kayak junkets are for adaults only due to the short timeframe and the distance to be covered. The guides were very understanding and accepting despite the rule.
Donna Morrison, RESPONSE’s Learning and Development Manager, enlisted the help of Glasgow Warriors Chris Cusiter, Johnnie Beattie and Calum Forester.
RESPONSE Communications Workshop
Picture: Peter Devlin
A pair of Wood Ants manouevre a large twig along their track towards the nest. The still image is slightly misleading though, at times the ant at the back was carrying the twig and it's colleague, who appeared to be hindering more than helping at times.!