Cafe Fire Mt Gambier

Started by Scania_1, March 12, 2006, 05:57:26 AM

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Scania_1


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fire03rescue

nice helmet in the first photo, they ff with the hose

rescue5271

Is this the same area the fire was in last month???

fireygal


rescue5271

i seeeeeeeeeeee old pictures,

medevac

who's the bloke in the first pic getting into CFS yellows??? what the?

rescue5271

I think compton where support for this job along with moorak

24P

Quote from: medevac on March 12, 2006, 01:19:38 PM
who's the bloke in the first pic getting into CFS yellows??? what the?
Mutual Aid?
Don't look back. Something might be gaining on you.

24P

Who knows he may have been close by and offered his services.
Don't look back. Something might be gaining on you.

medevac

i know compton do change of wuarters to the mount...

but i shudnt have thought they would have actually attended...

QuoteWho knows he may have been close by and offered his services.
i hope not... shudnt be playing silly buggers...

Mike

Quote from: fire03rescue on March 12, 2006, 06:37:09 AM
nice helmet in the first photo, the ff with the hose

Good spot.... wonder if anyone else noticed at the time..... you'd hope so!

PF_

Yeah saw that, my theory is that it is mopping up and the guy getting into CFS gear is getting out of CFS gear.  :|

Firefrog

It's always east to speculate on a split second in time captured in a photograph. We don't know the circumstances or what happened next. A collegue might a brought his hat over who knows.. :-D

probie_boy

i'd never go near a burning buliding without a helmet on. Are these the retaineds that they are cutting from Gambier or are these the new city boys?

Alan (Big Al)

The full time firies won't be happening for a while yet.
Lt. Goolwa CFS

TillerMan

Why is everyone so damn negative  :?

My first reaction to those photos is that is one PHAT Scania  :mrgreen:

Keep up the good work boys and work that engine.

medevac

Quote from: probie_boy on March 14, 2006, 12:41:29 PM
i'd never go near a burning buliding without a helmet on. Are these the retaineds that they are cutting from Gambier or are these the new city boys?

retainees arent getting cut mate, they are having a fulltime day crew added to the roster..

probie_boy

#18
oh right. mmm nice scania.

by the way, if anyone else feels like drooling... http://www.fire-brigade.asn.au/Appliance_Display.asp?Service_Code=SAMFS&Station_Code=20

strikeathird

Quote from: TillerMan on March 14, 2006, 02:36:06 PM
Why is everyone so damn negative  :?

My first reaction to those photos is that is one PHAT Scania  :mrgreen:

Keep up the good work boys and work that engine.

Welllll.... S.O on the pump, driver without his helmet on the Hoseline, sum random bystander jumping into his CFS turnout gear...


Wish all the jobs ive been on went like that !!  :-D

oz fire

HA - easy to criticise - have seen many many photos of CFS, MFS, CFA, RFS etc crews not is appropriate PPE - from memory CFS even produced a heap of posters years ago where crews weren't in the correct PPE! Need to look in our own backyard and clean that up first!

As for the screw using the pump - what a good thing, was probally having a pump lesson from the firie :roll:
Courage is not the absence of fear, but rather the ability to control it.

strikeathird

"Innnnn...Let....  Hmmmm... ?"



hehehe..


Yea, no one is perfect... Wonder if his arrival message was .. "Water on "

:-D

oz fire

lol  :-D
Mmmm might have been k ....... something
Courage is not the absence of fear, but rather the ability to control it.

PF_

Quote from: strikeathird on March 16, 2006, 08:57:13 AM
Quote from: TillerMan on March 14, 2006, 02:36:06 PM
Why is everyone so damn negative  :?

My first reaction to those photos is that is one PHAT Scania  :mrgreen:

Keep up the good work boys and work that engine.

Welllll.... S.O on the pump, driver without his helmet on the Hoseline, sum random bystander jumping into his CFS turnout gear...


Wish all the jobs ive been on went like that !!  :-D

I'd say the S.O was the chauffer that day so he got driver/pump duties, nothing wrong with that.  Good to see superiors are willing to take all  jobs.

strikeathird

Um no.. he wasn't the "Chauffer"  that day..


Its not like the CFS where the Captain goes " I wanna drive " and puts a F/F in the OIC seat while he gets his fix of red and blue lights !