Some days more than one fire company works its hoses and pumpers here.
Now that the Canada Geese have gone for the winter, its good to see some action happening on the riverbank besides the occasional fisherman.
Have a good day.
A tribute to my dear corgi Penny who shared 13 years with me. I no longer garden but I make quilted wall hangings, totes and a few other things to keep me busy, and I cook a few things. Join me.
Tuesday, October 2, 2018
Firefighters Flushing Hoses
I thought I would share a few pictures of the views I have when one of the fire departments in our area, consisting of about a 50-mile radius, come to the reservoir to flush their hoses.
They come here to flush their hoses clean and refill their pumper trucks in preparation for their work.
That's quite a blast of water over the reservoir.
Its been raining off and on today so they have not put up a marquee this time. Sometimes they do with chairs and food to share because this job can take quite a few hours to finish.
Some days more than one fire company works its hoses and pumpers here.
Now that the Canada Geese have gone for the winter, its good to see some action happening on the riverbank besides the occasional fisherman.
Have a good day.
Some days more than one fire company works its hoses and pumpers here.
Now that the Canada Geese have gone for the winter, its good to see some action happening on the riverbank besides the occasional fisherman.
Have a good day.
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