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A retired volunteer fireman in the Milford, NH Labor Day Parade.
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Very nice, I'd be willing to bet this gentleman could tell a few good stories!!
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Mugmar wrote:
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I do know that my mother-in-law, now 78, jumped off the hose-drying tower to be caught in a blanket to provide exercise for his troops. What heroes! |
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I used to have a couple of those embroidered flag patches but they have slipped through the cracks. I haven't seen them for awhile.
I really like this shot. The composition is great. The retired fireman riding in what appears to be a retired fire truck is great. Cal |
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Looks like it could be a scene in the Wax Museum. Nice shot.
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