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Dale Lenz
Take a look at the picture in the link below, immediately, I noticed something wrong in this picture of Wildland Firefighters. What's wrong?
Wildland Firefighters
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Thursday Triva *LINK*
Dale Lenz
Take a look at the picture in the link below, immediately, I noticed something wrong in this picture of Wildland Firefighters. What's wrong?
Wildland Firefighters
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Scott Blundell
cough - cough Not sure
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Thomas Skaggs, Foothills of Mount Level
Maybe something doesn't ad(ze) up?
Re: The thing I notice is...
Gary Camp, Bend, Oregon
No yellow shirts and green pants.
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Gary wins the Golden Uni today
Dale Lenz
The "firefighter" did not have their Nomex, PPE on. Actually, if you listen to the video, this is about a private-commericial crew, Gray???? something, and I think they were clearing a fuelbreak for a potenial fire. But by going what the Headline said, they were fighting a fire. Thanks for playing
Re: Gary wins the Golden Uni today
Gary Camp, Bend, Oregon
Grayback Forestry is the name of the company. It looked like they were prepareing for a prescribed burn, so maybe the "Yellow Shirts" weren't required. The theory is man got pretty good at stopping small fires, so the fuel loading and ladder growth allows fire that do get beyond small to really take off. By going in and cleaning up the undergrowth and burning it in a controlled fashion they create a patchwork of realatively clear forest that mimics what small fires did 50 or more years ago. Thats the theory at least, it makes sense to me as the Ponderosa Pine Forests, which did evolve with fire, look a lot more like they did when I was a kid, oh so many years ago. There have been a couple large fires around here in the last few years that became controlable in the place they burned up against recent perscribed burns.
glc
Agree with you 150%, Gary.
Dale Lenz
Just the title of the story was firefighting. Just found the picture odd.
Enjoy your week end
Re: Typical of a lot of Modern Journalism
Gary Camp, Bend, Oregon
It seems that for "Photo" type Journalism or the "UNreality" shows, at lot of license is taken. Real "reality shiows" would draw much aduience. I guess the real thing wrong with the photo was the title