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Rover Owners Club display at the annual All British Day, The Kings School, North Parramatta, 15/9/2019. MN Photo
A two-alarm fire damaged the historic Tadich Grill today. The fire was quickly extinguished, and the Grill should be open for business again soon. There were no injuries.
Established in 1849, Tadich is San Francisco's oldest restaurant and one of the city's oldest businesses.
A bush creek in the middle of Diamond Creek, from the bridge
Railway crossing with the new traffic lights and the Connex colours, soon to be gone. Metro Trains introduced 30 November 2009, transition to new branding
Winter view of heritage bridge
Road traffif through Diamond Creek; school bus and piggy back jinker (fire truck)
Donated by Kevin Patterson, 25 November 2009 to Yarra Plenty Regional Library (YPRL)
At 3:36 AM, units were dispatched to a structure fire in the Old Town Tavern in Goleta. Moments later Sheriff's Deputies reported heavy smoke and flames through the roof of the structure. A rapid aggressive attack by the Santa Barbara County Fire Department prevented the fire from spreading to adjacent structures. The cause of the fire was determined to be an overloaded electrical power strip.
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Looking very much like a typical fantasy themed Hot Wheels with its pseudo-futuristic styling, bright colours and blingy chrome but this generic Fire Engine is made by Zuru for their low cost Metal Machines line. Like a lot of their castings they do seem to end up with different names, this one is currently badged as Blazin' but is also known as Inferno too which i've used for continuity.
Not particularly believable in styling if i'm honest but it was cheap and faintly interesting ;-p
Mint and boxed.
Info
Callsign: M30P1
Reg: DK55HND
Make/Model: Scania P94DB - 260
Role: Rescue Pump
Note: Since been donated to Ukraine
Spotted on 28th March 2023 parked in the first bay of Bootle & Netherton Fire Station was Reserve Rescue Pump DK55HND. I was surprised to see this pull into the fire station earlier in the day as I thought she was still St Helens 3rd pump, I'm not complaining though.
West Sussex Fire & Rescue Service fire engine, from East Preston, parked with its lights on outside Station Parade, near Angmering station. No idea what had happened.
No idea why they were there, but it was more interesting than most of the stuff I take pictures of on the walk from the car to the office every day, so it has that going for it.