Blues & Twos

Caught this ambulance travelling at speed this morning, suspect it was answering and emergency call as its travelling away from the nearest hospital,
(reference the title:- blues are the lights and twos refer to the siren)

[Hazel]

I see you had a little snow! We all cowered on the side of the road for a fire engine in similar mode yesterday.

[Peter]

@quietpurplehaze Thank you Hazel for your comment, about 10 minutes after this shot it really started to fall and continued all day forecast -7 tonight followed by heavy snow all day tomorrow:)

[Henri Russell]

Well captured. Nice to see the bright colors.

[Babs]

Always a sad scene when you see an ambulance with all guns blazing. Hope it wasn't too serious.

[Ron]

I suddenly have the urge for some ice cream for some reason.

[Peter]

@henrir Thank you Henri heard the siren first and had time to set my camera up fortunately:)

[Peter]

@onewing I quite agree Babs it always indicate someone its in trouble and pain, both ambulance paramedic's didn't look to impressed with me when I viewed the image on may monitor:)

[Peter]

@stray_shooter What an interesting comment Ron just wondered if you have every seen the Morcombe and Wise comedy sketch see youtube link, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=myptvBfapls

[Ron]

@pcoulson Ha ha! That's awesome! And entirely a coincidence. Thanks for the link, Peter. I ended up watching several more of the skits on youtube. I love British humour!

[Peter]

@stray_shooter British humour is a bit of an acquired tastes Ron,
Oscar Wilde made this point quite clearly and deliberately when he said, “It is clear that humour is far superior to humor”, perhaps said a little tongue in cheek (ironically )