Holy shit Delaney, I thought you was my age...you old bastard LOL!

Hey Lieu, hope all is well. Just writing to say hey from Hopkins Hill. You do a great job of keeping those rookies in-line. Keep up all the good work @ Hope Jackson. Have fun but always stay safe!!!

-Andrea


p.s.

Go Yankees!!!!

Oh...I GUESS I will be your friend!!!! Whats up brother? You finaly found this site, huh? I was going to tell you and Heffern and some of the others, SOME, of the others!!! Hows things bro? Glad to see ya here, now we can chat more.
Stay Safe Bro.
Moose

Hey Deputy Dawg! Hows things in RI?
Just wanted to stop in and say hey, and see how you were doing, and to say hello to your crew there!

Stay Safe
Moose

hows it going ? welcome.

Summer School
2008

July 11th, 12th and 13th 2008


Friday July 11th 1900 hours

Saturday and Sunday, July 12th and 13th 0800-1700 hours


Fri night: Keynote speaker Lt. Dave Gallagher presents his Big Truck, Little Crew approach to short staffed companies at the Georgetown Country Club, Andover St Georgetown Ma

Sat/Sun: Hands-on at the acquired structure 20 Parish Rd, Georgetown Ma

Cost: $150 FOOLS Members, $175 non-members; lunch included both days

Friday Evening Lecture only: $25.00

So, you missed Spring Training again, eh? Heard about it from a Brother? Wanted to go to the April FOOLS training but just had to rearrange that sock drawer, or was it wash your hair? Well, just like 3rd grade you get a second chance!

Here is Summer School 2008. Join the Georgetown Fire Department and the New England FOOLS for skill stations and real-time evolutions in an acquired farmhouse that is sure to make for a weekend not to be missed! We know where they were in March;
Let’s find out yet again “where have all the firemen gone…”

• Vent/Enter/Search, what every big city and small town “truckie” should know.
• Forcible Entry means never having to knock twice.
• SCBA Confidence and Mayday recognition, you’ll be a-mazed what you don’t know!
• Firefighter Self-Survival Skills, so that Everyone Goes Home.

For further information and downloadable application visit www.NEFOOLS.org.

I like your pictures

Stay safe

No Prob, thanks for the add

What is the picture of that you have titled "HOT". Just sent a request. Stay safe. Jim

Hey Tim thanks for the ad

Hi Tim, Got your follow up message. How is Rhode Island weather. It is 70 here today and 72 tomorrow. Even though I live in North Carolina, I travel to Penn to teach in a trench rescue program there each year. Will be there weekend of May 1. I see you have done some specialized rescue. If this is something you would be interested in, I may be able to arrainge a place to stay for you. Usually 7 to 10 open trenchs going at a time and plenty to do for the novice or experienced. Come on down from RI and see us. Also Tim, do you mind if I use any of your pics in my classroom presentations. Jim

Hope you are able to Tim, that would be great to meet you. The trench program is called the York County Trench Weekend and will be located in York, Penn. and be on May 1st, 2nd & 3rd. The first evening is classroom and Sat- Sun is all hands on. Eat your Wheatie's before class, you will need them. I promise when you go home you will be tired and have learned alot. There will be factory reps there to provide technical info and show all there newest stuff. We paly with everything they bring. Lots of ways to approach. You can contact HACC (Harrisburg Area Community College to register. I think it is about $100.00 for the weekend. If you let me know you need housing, I can probably put you up in a local fire house for your stay. My teaching partner and myself stay with friends in Hanover, Penn. on the south side of the county towards Baltimore. Great places to eat and great time to network. They really do the program well. It started in Baltimore County, Maryland in the early 90's and moved north in 2000. Do a search under the trench name above for more info or try Hanover FD or the old name of the Mason Dixon Trench Weekend. Hope you get to join us and stay in touch. Jim Young techrescue@earthlink.net