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when was the fire?

WOW, great shots, thanks for sharing

is that thing called the Banana Boat.

Tom we got our first look and work with the Mustang suit shown in your picture, very nice indeed.

The pond was always stocked for the annual fishing derby but it stopped several years ago and there is a huge snapping turtle that lives there so I;m not sure how many of those BIG ones remain.

Yes, this is something we can most likely move.

Yep it was purchased by a lady in Wassaic, she wanted us to use it at her house if there was a fire, she wanted to have it setup in the pond on her property. It was dropped off at the scrap yard awhile ago, the owner of the yard had no idea where it came from, FDNY2817 on here knows exactly where it is

I could not make the fire this morning in Sharon CT. Our tanker, and Engines from Amenia and Millerton assisted under mutual aide. I did find this video to share, hopefully some of the brothers from Amenia took some pictures. http://www.fox61.com/pages/landing_news/?S...&feedID=341 video from fox 61.

and my favorite one, former Wassaic member and current Sharon Rescue Squad Capt Tom Alden with Fox 61 news reporter Jennifer Lahmers

some more photos of the fire.

would his name be mr. erts? or close to that

Come on guys no one else has any photos of their rigs?

yes he was

thanks for sharing love the geese strolling around.

Dan, excellent point, here are some examples of some exposure issues Melted the shutters completely And started to melt the siding of another unit.

Tom question for you, are all the classes in Westchester usually full, in the past I have ventered to Putnam and Orange for classes inthe good olde days.

ICE COLD, we were told 56 degrees.

Yes it was, Craig always does an excellent job for us, there were alot of members that have not had this training so it was well received, I really like the new Mustang suit that Millerton brought, much more flexible and user friendly then the Stearns suits

Instructor Elderkin

That's great news, glad to have another older unit brought back to the glory days, I took the picture above at a drill in Dover Station 2 area several years ago on Pleasant Ridge Road, we burnt a house and a barn if I remember correctly that day.

Tradional peaked roof that we have seen in our area since the early 80'. ATV300's unit, note the propane tanks, the unit was recently converted to a propane furnace, only one that I am aware of in this particular park. and the older bow string truss tin roof

Glad to see you here Ryan and yeah I'll go get one of your roof. That night really looked like we would have a unit going for sure, by the time I got there with the Engine you guys had it already covered.