Ffffiiiirrre

[Meat_]

Drove out in the pasture to unload the cab donor truck I just picked up, turned my back to the South for a couple minutes, when I turned back around I saw this





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It was about 15 min from start to the arival of the first engine, and another 20 from then until the fire was mostly out. 4 hours later they are still down there with thier lights going

 

[notajeep]

Your video is no longer avail.

 

[Meat_]

Your video is no longer avail.

No, it's not available yet

 

[Brett]

:freak:

 

[BroncoMama]

No, it's not available yet

Why not? I'm quite comfortable with my cup of tea ready to be entertained.

 

[notajeep]

Dang man, you must live in a dangerous part of town...

 

[Meat_]

:freak:

I'm pretty sure they had hay in the barn, hay fires can get ugly.

Why not? I'm quite comfortable with my cup of tea ready to be entertained.

Youtube doesn't like tea?

Dang man, you must live in a dangerous part of town...

That's one of the few houses around me that is more than 5 years old. :sick:

 

[bobmed]

I'm pretty sure they had hay in the barn, hay fires can get ugly.

Real hot real fast

 

[Tacoma]

wet hay is awesome for fires! POOF! up in flames! Exothermic chemistry in action, baby!


I am not a scientist.

 

[JeeperG]

Whoa, hayfires w00t saw several of them growing up.

 

[Kiel]

And you just happen to be near the scene and when you came back it was on fire, very clever