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Hello to you all. Long time no type. How are you all and what have you been up to? I’m ok, been very busy with work related things and the like. I got back from Moreton yesterday having been away to do my real fire training, which was great fun, if a little warm, (670C at one point).
The end of the last week was a little disappointing due to around 8” of snow stopping us training. Health and safety dictates that we can’t work in the snow. We did however get paid to grit paths, dig cars out and build a 8’ snowman.
I go out to station a week next Saturday, which is exciting and nerve-wracking at the same time. The station I'm going to is the one to have lost the most firemen since the war, which is reassuring.
So, what’s new?
The end of the last week was a little disappointing due to around 8” of snow stopping us training. Health and safety dictates that we can’t work in the snow. We did however get paid to grit paths, dig cars out and build a 8’ snowman.
I go out to station a week next Saturday, which is exciting and nerve-wracking at the same time. The station I'm going to is the one to have lost the most firemen since the war, which is reassuring.
So, what’s new?
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Hello to you all. Long time no type. How are you all and what have you been up to? I’m ok, been very busy with work related things and the like. I got back from Moreton yesterday having been away to do my real fire training, which was great fun, if a little warm, (670C at one point).
The end of the last week was a little disappointing due to around 8” of snow stopping us training. Health and safety dictates that we can’t work in the snow. We did however get paid to grit paths, dig cars out and build a 8’ snowman.
I go out to station a week next Saturday, which is exciting and nerve-wracking at the same time. The station I'm going to is the one to have lost the most firemen since the war, which is reassuring.
So, what’s new?
The end of the last week was a little disappointing due to around 8” of snow stopping us training. Health and safety dictates that we can’t work in the snow. We did however get paid to grit paths, dig cars out and build a 8’ snowman.
I go out to station a week next Saturday, which is exciting and nerve-wracking at the same time. The station I'm going to is the one to have lost the most firemen since the war, which is reassuring.
So, what’s new?
Ive spoke to you anyway glad all is well with you.
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come on everyone give E_B a wave lol
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come on everyone give E_B a wave lol
Remember me? :P
'Ello
'Ello
Greetings ... nice to hear from you blokey ...
so let's get this straight ... you climb into burning buildings for a living, but it's against health and safety to operate in the snow ... ?
so let's get this straight ... you climb into burning buildings for a living, but it's against health and safety to operate in the snow ... ?
Welcome back. Nice to hear the training is going well. Im thinking of applying to the fire service as well after I finish college. Either that or the police.
Hey British_guy.
Wait......
Wait......
i remember you, hey *waves n smiles*
Sup man.
Heya, where's Lori?
*Waves in English Bloke's General direction*
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