House fire - continued -

As I promised yesterday, here is the second bunch of pictures I took after we got back from our outing. by that time, the fire was completely out and the house got a total cool down.

Here is the collage from yesterday in case you missed it.
https://media.365project.org/1/7261246_adghjpsuw7_l.jpg


The fire fighters worked close to six hours. we talked to some of them and also to the fire chief, who was sitting in his car in one of the driveway's.

Explanation:
top picture from left to right
Fire Fighters gearing up
a hole was made in the roof to pump water in
water gushing back out (overflow)

bottom picture from left to right
one of six fire trucks spraying water
Fire Fighter going up for an inspection

bottom center picture
house - or what's left of it.
did you notice the house next door how their siding all melted from the heat.

Again, no one was hurt.

[Bep]

Sad to see the damage.

[Suzie Townsend]

Oh, how sad to see a house and a home destroyed. You certainly documented it well!

[Mave]

The loss of a home is sad but not a disaster if the people are all fine. Good collage

[Dawn]

Sad , nicely documented

[Call me Joe]

What a sad tragedy 😩

[Henri Russell]

So sad.

[Pyrrhula]

Great to have brave fire man. A big tragedy.

[Jane Anderson]

The collage really tells the story. Did you ever hear what caused the fire?

[bruni]

@janeandcharlie No not yet. it happened on the day we get our weekly paper and so it was too late for this week. hope we find out next Thursday.

[Maggiemae]

Being so hot this must be a likely event! Good to have the fire documented as you have done!

[Kerri]

Great collage. This is terrible though

[haskar]

Great document and collage.

[Boo]

oh my!