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Tours of fire stations in Ventura County including Santa Paula, Fillmore, Oxnard, Ventura City and Ventura County.
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Highland & Islands Fire & Rescue Service Aerial Ladder Platform from Inverness Fire Station. Pictured after attending a false alarm at Inverness Library.
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On call, but not needed, a Scania ladder fire truck at the 'lines down' incident in Vogeltown, New Plymouth, Taranaki, New Zealand, 10 days prior to Christmas 2008. A small Isuzu fire police truck is also in attendance.
South East Coast Ambulance Service - Paramedic Response Car, Paramedic Ambulance, Kent Fire & Rescue (Tonbridge) and Kent Police attend an incident
I can't think of a better caption that the opening line of the chorus from the Move's 1968 hit Fire Brigade for this fire engine, which is the same age as my mum. It's a 1949 Dennis F7 Pump Escape and was new to the City of Chester Fire Brigade, which became part of Cheshire Fire Brigade in 1974. I don't know this vehicle's service history, but I'm assuming it would have been relegated to the training school in the 1960s.
You're probably wondering what the searchlight on top of the roof was for. Well, that was so that the Fire Officer could see the houses at night when responding to a call. I reckon that, like all emergency services, a fireman had to detach himself from the job otherwise he'd go loopy. I think it was a case of forget about it first and have a good cry later...especially if it involved children. These days, if they were called out to a fire which involved a child who'd been left home alone (like what happened in the first episode of London's Burning) the crew of a fire engine would go absolutely fucking mental if the parents arrived back.
"Where the fuck have you been?" might be the first question.
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