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Barrington Box Alarm 1-8-13 (part 2)
Hey everyone,
I just wanted to share some photos I managed to snap during a recent fire incident I was at. These pictures capture the scene as well as the various apparatus that arrived on the scene. I was fortunate enough to be there early and had the chance to get some good shots before everything got really hectic.
First up is an image of the Algonquin-Lake in the Hills fire engine. It's always interesting to see how these engines look when they're first on the scene, ready to roll into action. Next, you’ll notice a staged shot of several units arriving. It’s fascinating to see how quickly things can get organized even amidst the chaos of a fire.
There’s also a great photo of Barrington Engine 2 with several lines already in operation. The dedication and skill of the firefighters are evident in every detail. Another interesting shot features Barrington’s tanker, which played a crucial role in managing the water supply throughout the incident.
Another highlight is the Long Grove tanker as it dumps water onto the flames. It’s amazing to witness how efficiently these tankers work together to keep the fire under control. You'll also find a shot of Nunda’s tanker doing its part in the water shuttle operation—a critical component of firefighting in rural areas where hydrants might not be readily available.
There’s a shot of Carpentersville’s engine, which was one of the first on the scene. And don’t miss the East Dundee tanker heading back to the fill site—this gives a real sense of the logistics involved in managing large-scale fires.
The smoldering remains of the barn speak volumes about the intensity of the blaze. It’s a stark reminder of why we need such well-trained and equipped firefighters. There’s also a photo of Wauconda’s tanker, which was instrumental in keeping the fire at bay.
Finally, I included a picture of Palatine’s quint, which is a versatile piece of equipment used for multiple firefighting tasks. It’s incredible to see all the different types of vehicles that come together during an emergency like this.
These images are just a small glimpse into what firefighting looks like in action. Each photo tells its own story, and I’m grateful to have been able to capture them. If you want to learn more about the specifics of this incident, feel free to reach out—I’d be happy to share what I know.
Take care,
Scott