FiftyOnePride

Happy Birthday Seth!

Gotta have music players in the rigs for that, which we don't, except for the ambulance an brush truck - but they aren't used while responding or at calls.

I was riding through Pleasant Valley today when I saw 56-4 sitting out on 44 in front of Station 1 for sale. In seeing that, I was curious about the sale price and details, as well as the history behind it. Thanks to whomever responds.

Nice shots, thanks for getting that stellar shot of us!

I will be there.

I'll be there with chrome on, I hope the folks getting hitched don't get bombarded too much by us, ha!

Nice shots, thanks for sharing.

RIP Brother.

I have read previously that cooling the extremities is a very promising method for rehab. I am excited to hear the results.

Good food indeed, Kingston could use a Red Robin too, love that place. Between the two I could be set for life as far as dining out goes.

Happy Independence Day folks!

Does anyone have any pictures from the parade?

There is a sonic in Kingston next to Texas Roadhouse, haven't been there yet though. I do like Denny's though.

Millerton took Best Colorguard, Best Juniors, and #2 Regulation. Yeah buddy! Marching as colorguard I am proud of all of those trophies.

Nice shots, thanks for sharing.

Death is an inevitability of life, how soon or not it comes is one of those mysteries. RIP a talent who had some strange habits.

I didn't even think of adding my pictures, good thought!

I know of a county car or two that will be there Friday, as well as others I believe. Rosenbauer said they were going to have 7 or 9 apparatus there. I might jaunt up depending on the weather.

I was down there October '07, right before they dedicated it I believe, it is quite the monument. With the 343 white rocks as the base and the obvious image depicted, it was a sight to see. And of course when we took the time to look at it, a team of bagpipers started to practice right next to us, it was an experience.

I happened to drive past it today on my way to do some Wedding business, and didn't realize what it was until I got home tonight and searched the IA section. Quite the pile of rubble left behind, and some good fire showing in that LoHud article.

I haven't forgotten, RIP C9.

I have the pleasure of seeing the SO quite often on their quads along the rail-trail. Nice to see, bet it's fun to do.

I heard about this this morning and would like to reiterate my condolences to all involved. He belonged to a tight group of explorers I understand and this sudden loss will not be easy to bounce back from, everyone is in my thoughts tonight. RIP Jordan. Joshua Schultz Millerton Fire Company

I like the lettering of 'White Plains' on the back, nice looking rig!