Some of the British transport police vehicles, around the London area.
   
   
   

The people who run  the tube trains under london. have their own emergency units
Carries equipment for lifing trains off trapped people.
(those that are silly enough to fall of platforms)

   
   
   
   

Grays  fire station.

   
   
   
   
   

A few from my hometown of Dagenham.

   
   
   
   
   

On the north west corner of outer London.

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As you all know, I photograph a fair number of fire apparatus, but occasionally, I shoot other things.  I am a fan of many "large, loud, shiny objects", to quote The Silent One.  Here are some of them.

Rockwell B-1B Lancer
Robins Air Force Base Museum of Aviation, GA

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I recently met up with Eric Fellows (Eric's Fire Pics) along with our sons for a weekend tour of Onondaga County in central New York. 

Onondaga County is a diverse county, with a very active urban department (Syracuse) and a large number of volunteer and composite stations covering dense urban to very rural districts.

Friday afternoon we met at the Plainville Fire Department station 1, where the department brought all 7 vehicles from their 3 stations together for group photos.

Engine 4 runs from station 1 and is a 2012 Spartan/4 Guys 1750/1500

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After much talk from GA_Dave, I finally remembered to create an account here! My name is Avery Guthrie. Like Dave, I am based out of metro Atlanta. I've been photographing rigs since middle school (I'm about to graduate college now), but just got a professional camera last year. Since then, I have shot many rigs around metro Atlanta and all over, sometimes even with Dave.

Here are is a link to my SmugMug with all my shots: averyguthrie.smugmug.com
Instagram: @averyfirepics

 I'll start with one I took on a spring break trip this year down to Florida. 

Jacksonville, FL Ladder 4
2018 Pierce Enforcer
0/0/107'
#32098-01




Here is Ladder 4's sister at Ladder 1, painted differently like all apparatus at Station 1. Same specs.


Finally, a local rig to Atlanta. 
Cobb County, GA Squad 16
2019 Pierce Velocity
#32746

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