Sounds like a memory issue? Yep the terrain is tough, but sooooooooooooooo much fun! I have been to Tahoe once (Harding Fire) Not to much hard work, Lots of hose packs. I hope you get the 4. Good luck................
At 12:16pm on March 5th, 2008, GREENPANTS said…
Hey there! Sorry it bombs your computer, not sure whats going on there? Life is crazy in my world! I am located on the Ca OR border. 30 min from OR. I work on the Klamath. Currently working on the Salmon, Scott ranger district. It is 2 districts in one. It is very steep,but overcome by its beauty. I am a ff, EMT, and working towards a prevention officer. I love what I do and would not trade it for the world. I hope you get the chance to fight a fire here! Most of our fires are in the happy camp area, but we get a few on our district as well. They are mostly fought from air, or jumpers because of the terrain. Whats it like where your at? What forest? Do you like what you do? Are you on a crew? Engine? Got to run. Talk at ya later.................. Delete Comment
Stuff like that, I'll run up the 15 flights of stairs instead. I know how unpredictable the wildfires can be. 10,000 feet of hose? Damn! I'll never complain again about the 1000 feet of 5 inch supply line we have to pick up at times. Stay safe out there!
The little guy in the picture is 6'4" and 250 #'s now, he just started with Cal Fire, he went to fire academy with a bunch of guys from Los Padres Hot shots, you must have worked with some of his friends, add me as one of your friends and i will hook you up with him whenhe sees this website...good luck in your first year, you will have a lot of fun...my son is up on the fire in Plumas, you might be up there soon too!!! take care.
Brother, gotta give ya credit for fighting those wildland fires. Give me a building full of fire any day! Take care & good luck with the workouts. Stay safe!
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Hey there! Sorry it bombs your computer, not sure whats going on there? Life is crazy in my world! I am located on the Ca OR border. 30 min from OR. I work on the Klamath. Currently working on the Salmon, Scott ranger district. It is 2 districts in one. It is very steep,but overcome by its beauty. I am a ff, EMT, and working towards a prevention officer. I love what I do and would not trade it for the world. I hope you get the chance to fight a fire here! Most of our fires are in the happy camp area, but we get a few on our district as well. They are mostly fought from air, or jumpers because of the terrain. Whats it like where your at? What forest? Do you like what you do? Are you on a crew? Engine? Got to run. Talk at ya later.................. Delete Comment
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