Wednesday, December 26, 2007

Fire Fighter Transportation

When my father-in-law was a teen, he got drafted to help pull the old horse-drawn fire-hose cart in Pagosa Springs, Colorado. They’d get in the back of a truck and hang on to the tongue of the fire-hose cart, while the driver drove to the fire.

Enjoy this selection from bygone times:

Oldie taken by Dee Kull.


Another antique – this one shot by Gracey.

It’s a shame this baby hasn’t been restored – photo taken by Ray Forester.

Old Ford firetruck – courtesy of Christine.

I can’t tell if this one is old or not, but sure a picturesque scene by Bianca Meyer geb. Bollmeier.

Fortunately, we have better ways to get the equipment to the fire these days:

The following two photos are courtesy of Kenn Kiser:

Looking inside the fire house at this vehicle.

These three were taken by Kevin Connors. He has quite the collection of emergency vehicles--I've only given you a sampling this week and last.




Warwickshire, England fire truck.


Minifire vehicle – photo by Michael J Summerville.

This one was shot by Dani Simmonds.

Though in some areas, looks like the equipment could be improved. This photo is courtesy of Daniel Bayona.

(All photos are from www.morguefile.com)
If you have pictures you want to share on Seven Suns, email me at suford@virtualinventoriesinc.com!

1 comment:

Bianca said...

The firetruck on my picture belongs to this museum in germany.

Bianca Meyer