Fire and Ice

Uploaded: January 10, 2006

Description

Photo taken between the cab and the trailer of the Fire Engine. The helmet setting on the truck is my son's. This photo was taken near the end of a massive fire that burned for over 9 hours.

Comments

Pat Gamwell January 10, 2006

My prayers join yours, Crystal. The safety of those who serve to protect is of uttermost importance. WONDERFUL capture! #372271

Crystal E. Berryman level-classic January 10, 2006

Pat,
Thank you for your sweet words. I take pics for the fire department; at times it's difficult watching my boys in the situations are are in. But I put my trust in their training and God's Hands...
Chris #2271284

Kerby Pfrangle January 10, 2006

Crystal

Nice effects to the image. Lots of detail. WOnderful colors and I love that Pepsi sign. LOL...Kerby #2271288

Crystal E. Berryman level-classic January 10, 2006

Kerby... I KNEW you'd see the sign LOL! That's Lance's helmet on the truck.
Chris #2271297

Kerby Pfrangle January 10, 2006

First thing I saw Crystal. :) Kerby #2271301

Corinne M. Thompson January 10, 2006

Crystal, this is a very eye-catching image, great colors and lots of details to spot. I also like how you did the border. As a Mom, I know we all worry about our children, but you have the added worry of their profession. Having many friends in both Fire & Police professions (I was a dispatcher for many years), I can share your concern, I tremble every time I hear a siren and always say a prayer for them when I do. I will add your sons to my prayers! #2273572

Crystal E. Berryman level-classic January 10, 2006

Corinne,
Thank you so much...my boys are on a volunteer fire department and they receive no pay for their long hours and dedication. My youngest son is not only a fireman, but a sheriff's deputy. He was on the fire department at 18 yrs old, a sheriff's deputy at 21 yrs. It's in their blood, my father was a fire fighter. Scares me when I hear the sirens...I know someone's life has been changed. The last fire call today was at 3:00 p.m. mst, a car wreck, whereup this very truck was at the scene. Thank you so much. Be safe..
Chris #2274401

Candice C. Calhoun level-deluxe January 12, 2006

Terrific work, Chris!!! Love both design and presentation...I have tremendous respect for firefighters and pray for the safety of your sons!

ccc #2279860

Crystal E. Berryman level-classic January 12, 2006

Candice,
Thank you for your sweet words and prayers...everyone at BP has been so kind with their comments. I viewed your gallery, it's beautiful. Be safe...
Chris #2282823

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