this is the engine that brought 676....very very far southeast..I never see these guys
Chicago 5-11 alarm = Spcials 37th & Ashland 1/22/12
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At this point I had it...missed a lot of other nice shots but enough
was enough. I hope you guys enjoyed the photos and video..I really enjoy sharing this stuff with everyone. All of the images are on my site www.ksc711.smugmug.com I really think there were some once in a great while photo opportunities at this fire..I was lucky to be able to get there and capture some of it. I know the members who were there had a long night, and once the initial excitement wore off I bet it was a miserable long stand. Thanks for "riding along with me" Steve Redick
Excellent photos thanks for sharing them.
Great coverage and great photos!!
Quote:this is the engine that brought 676....very very far southeast..I never see these guys Probably had to stop for food, directions and fuel lol!
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Some of the best fire shots I have ever seen! Nicely done!
Now, Please forgive the dumb questions I am about to ask as I am not too familiar with CFD Box Alarms.. A 5-11-2, I assume that means a 5th alarm or a 5th alarm + 2 additional alarms above the 5th?? Thanks!
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great work Steve
Incredible photos! Thanks for braving the weather
Quote:Some of the best fire shots I have ever seen! Nicely done!Correct, CFD regular alarms only go up to a 5-11. Any alarms past that are called Special Alarms; e.g. 5-11 Alarm + 2 Specials.
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Great set, Steve!!
It's amazing that it's going into day SIX of it still burning. I heard that there are two levels of basements filled with rubble that flare up when the demo crews move away more debris above and that it was pretty densely packed so it was hard to get any water down into it. Stubborn fire!
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Instant classic ...
How many companies are onscene still? Do they just have reserve apparatus. Onscene? Thanks great photos.
I added something interesting to my web page you may want to look at.
http://ksc711.smugmug.com/Modern-Fires-Rigs/5-11/27693915_qdSZ34#!i=2333397611&k=NndMbRt On the top of the page, below the video are 3 panoramas .... On the left side of each there are some tools that allow you to zoom in and out as well as scroll the panorama left and right. You will be suprised how much you can zoom into the image to pick up loads of detail as well as scroll right and left while zoomed in to that level. Give it a try...let me know if you have any thoughts about it..I think it's pretty neat!! <div> </div>
Great Shots.
Thanks for sharing
Stupendous.
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Some of the best photos I've seen in recet time. Simply fantastic work.
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