Glad you liked them. It was a thrill for sure.

That is for sure.
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It got a bit scary when the flames flared and roared (you could feel the wind from the flames) and when the dense clouds of black smoke engulfed you. But is was awesome. Best part is I have the images to relive the adventure.

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With all the images I have it will make a great article.
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Came back with close to 50 usable images. I've got fine full documentary going from clear skies to a bunch of shared gatorade drinks back at the station. Tis was something I won't soon forget--if ever.

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How true. That little bit of life really struck me. Somehow after all the destruction that just seems very precious.

Thanks very much.

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Thanks. It did get the adrenaline flowing.

Correct. I knew this but the firefighters really gave me an education.

Thanks. This is something I dreamed of doing, but never have had the chance-- This was quite an adventure. I was covered with ash, and smelled life the fire itself. But i really enjoyed it. The Firefighters really were so pleased when I drove back the next day (75 miles) to give them the photos.

On Thursday I was given the opportunity to follow along with a team of firefighters at the Spirit of the Wild Preserve in south Florida with they managed a burn. I was allowed to photograph the event. While this does not compare to the wildfires of California last summer. I was allowed to experience a fire from up close. My heartfelt thanks to the firefighters who allowed and helped me as I tagged along.

I experienced the heat of a marching wall of flame, witnessed clouds of smoke that blocked out the sun (and made photographs impossible) saw the devastation while standing on earth so hot it nearly melted thesoles of my shoes and finally saw signs of renewed life.

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So glad you liked it. Thanks.

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