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saw him sheff fab x

@11Kralle the music being played *sounds* war-like.

@pwrpeople how would you do that? the fire is too big...

I that drummer would had played his instrument inside the town 600 years ago he would had been catched and put to jail! `Pauken und Trompeten´ (drums and trumpets/ trombones) were the music of warfare and hence a provocation towards the citizens... ...so it is not really a good reenactment, from a historians point of view!

Kruzenshtern visit to Oulu, Finland!

ich bin stolz!

thats the fanfarenzug neubrunn :) neubrunn für immer!

@torque395 First, they need to isolate the flames from other fire hazards and block it off so if the liquid is dispersed, it has no place to plow. Watch at about 55sec mark and you can see the fire start to escape till they hit it.

Sure knocked the fire down quick once they sprayed at it.

i definitely need to try this place!

you rock pop-pop carmen

I like the design of the new fire station2, and it's better located to Lütten klein, but now there's a longer way to the fireboats (at the old firestation 2)

Thanks. I will try to get there when I'm in Jersey.

Thanks. I live in Florida, but my family still lives in Carteret. Next time I visit I'll be sure to eat at Pops, plus the many other places that I miss like Tommy's hot dogs.

I live in Florida, but visit Carteret where my family lives. Next time I'm up there I'll be sure to eat there. Thanks.

Off of Rahway Ave next to Rugs and Riffys and the Quick Check

I don't remember this place. Where exactly is it?

that could have gone bang! up in flames lol :3

American on holiday in North Yorkshire in May 07 and was wandering around Helmsley a favorite town on the edge of the North Yorkshire Moors Park. It was about nine in the evening when I recorded these bells. I'm not a ringer but have seen ringing done at Selby Abby and various sites around England and Germany. Thanks for your comment!

This is the Heiligendamm station, the woman you see in the video is my friend who lives in the small cottage at the crossing ahead.