Engineer Ron Freeman and Capt. Byron Warr from E-113.JPG)
Firefighter Fitch and Capt. Jay Torgersen E-116
Paramedic Kurt W. Berge and Capt. Jay Torgersen E-116, M-116.JPG)
You can see from the look on my face there was a over size cat fish going for "my bait."
Engineer Eric Johnson E-116
Capt. Torgersen E-116
Paramedic Kurt W. Berge. M-116This is our water rescue and slope evac training that took place a few weeks ago. Engine 116 is located on 8200s. Wasatch Blvd. in between Little and Big Cottonwood canyons so we have a lot of responsibility for the coverage of both canyons. We respond to hikers and people playing in the rivers who have managed to hurt themselves.
5 comments:
Your job is so much better than my job!!! Looks awesome. I am still trying to follow your secret fireman code - E116, B42, O69er?? How about the big red truck with the shiny ladder?
Great pics!
I think it is awesome that you are doing this, besides it almost as good as a fireman calendar you know I do need some excitment in my life.
Cool blog, I like the concept. This is Mike Starley's wife, and I have a random question for you. What do you think about Masterguard fire protection products? Are they worth the money? We're trying to decide. Thanks.
So that catfish must have been at least a couple of inches long.
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