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I really liked how the fish ladder looked. It looked like a fluid water staircase. Very cool!
Sherars Falls near Maupin, Oregon
This was my first attempt at photographing a random object with artistic flare. It was taken with a 3 megapixel Kodak easyshare.
A fast response by the Derby Volunteer Fire Department brought a fire at the Daisy Dock Florist quickly under control but not before it caused major damage to the interior of the structure and contents. The first fire officer to arrive sized the fire up as heavy smoke and fire showing with extension into the cockloft of the 1.5 story wood commercial structure. Mutual aid for RIT was called for from the Shelton Volunteers whose main station is housed a several miles away from the scene across the Housatonic River which forms the border for the two towns. Derby quickly established a water supply lines from hydrants to the east and west of the scene and stretched several lines for an aggressive interior attack. They also set up the Paugassett Hook and Ladder Company's aerial ladder to get a crew to the roof for ventilation. No firefighter or civilian injuries were sustained and the cause of the fire is under investigation at this time
Just an old ladder really. It made me think though: it's just a ladder, but who's climbed it? How many people? How many years has it been there? How many tides and waves have licked at its rungs?
Ladder 1 at a funeral for a fellow fireman 1'25/2013. Fire fighter Tom Greenawalt lost his battle with cancer. He was a member of the Sligo Volunteer Fire Dept for 46 yrs. He was well respected by firemen,family and the community. He will be sorely missed. Rest In Peace Tom.
This mosque was right outside hotel Al Hijaz. A local cat used the ladder to get up and down from its perch on the roof.
This chimney at Clarks village in Somerset has been laddered in the 'traditional' way. The Fred Dibnah way! Spacers on each ladder section with rope tied into a dog driven into the brickwork joints. Now I'd never question a steeple jack - they know better than anyone. I just assumed that this method was now outlawed by the HSE as the rope carries no test certificate for holding the ladders. Can anyone enlighten me?