It was no different than the end of every day. Hop in the car and drive the 2.2 miles from the nursery to my house. But as we were leaving we see a ton of smoke coming from the field. And its starting to get super thick. My brother and I knew something was on fire so we drove out to what possibly has caught on fire. Somehow either an old ember or heat in a compost pile has caught flame, or an employee lit some boxes on fire without permission. Either way our burn pile is lit. A 30 mph wind is not helping things and soon its big and moving fast. We hadn’t burned our pile all winter and its probably a half an acre big and 15 foot tall. The smoke becomes so thick you can barely drive to it and the neighbor across the street is taking a direct hit of smoke even though they are a good 1500 yards away. There is no other choice but to call the fire department.
I have to admit, I’m embarrassed. I can handle my own shit. If I make a mistake I can usually fix it. I may have to call in some friends but I get it done. I can’t think of more than a few situations I’ve been in that I couldn’t take care of. We needed some help here. I needed the fire department and their water to keep the fire from spreading. If they didn’t it, was about to hit the heart of the pile and when that hits, we’re in a heap of trouble. So I call and they came. Lights flashing. Letting the whole world we have a problem. And they kept coming. Eventually there were three water trucks with six hoses dousing the pile. There was so much smoke I don’t think my car will ever smell new again. I threw my clothes away. My brother got the big articulating loader and covered things in dirt and made a big path down the middle of the pile to keep the fire from jumping. And the men with the hoses worked the fire down and wet down the edges.
They got it under control but there were probably 15 guys out there working. They looked like they were actually enjoying working together since their town isn’t very big and they don’t get many real fires. Maybe I’m just trying to make myself feel better by saying they enjoyed it because I really hated to take time away from their dinner and their families. I did tell them I appreciate what they did but I am going to take something down to the station tomorrow to say thank you. I’ve always been appreciative for the work of everyone in civil service but I needed this reminder to make sure to thank them, even when you’re not using them. They give up their safety and time to make our lives safer and that should never be taken for granted. Here are today’s names. Click on them for current price
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Domain of the Day: Lectures.com Five figure name IMO with CPC of online education. The fastest growing and most profitable new area of education
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Lectures.com Five figure name IMO with CPC of online education. The fastest growing and most profitable new area of education
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Today is Wednesday Shane 🙂
Thanks Tom. Fixed. You would think knowing the day would be a simple process but somehow I seem to mess it up once a week. 🙂
Never feel embarrassed about precaution. Had you burnt down a neighbors’ house then that would have been embarrassing.
Anthony,
Good point. I am generally not the kind of person that plays the ignore something in hopes it goes away game. This fire is a good metaphor as to why not