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t minus and counting - 2014


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Can't be wasting bookmarks at this stage in the game.

New & Green,

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Old,

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Positively ancient, it is there somewhere, I promise.

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Stuff of dreams for a petrol head like myself :)

In celebration of reaching 9/10ths of distance today & a counter to the gas guzzler above, a nice green example, oh and a bell for Mr Hack,

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Got to go for this one at it started life stationed at Glastonbury

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Here is is stationed at Glastonbury

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And I'm very taken by the streamlined bell housing of this 1957 Dennis.

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Oak Shores Station 34 firefighters are trained in boat operations, ensuring boater safety during lake activities. Company 34 responds a 30’ fire rescue boat to all emergency incidents on Lake Nacimiento, including medical emergencies, rescues, and fires. Boat 34 is housed on Lake Nacimiento, allowing for quick access and timely response.

Equipment assigned to Oak Shores Station 34 includes an ICS Type-2 fire engine, a patrol unit, and a small rescue vehicle, and a boat.

just so you know wot this baby is old sons lol

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