https://www.everythinglubbock.com/news/ ... the-city/

'Bout dang time

If anyone has a burning desire to lay hands on a Sterling, well, have I got the post for you. I ran across this ground mounted Sterling in Sulphur Springs, TX. Looks to be some kind of memorial to the fire department. Kinda cool! https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/SgSpYbP0G_D-1yVG8WCFNDmv_Wvph6Vzte4o...

https://www.airraidsirens.net/forums/vi ... lit=austin

Here's a link to a comprehensive history of Austin's system

I do have pictures of the sirens in storage and also at the auction if you are interested.

Let's see 'em!

Be wary with Ennis, I wouldn’t go any time before May or after September. Apparently, according to the fire chief, they “only test during tornado season”. Whatever. So, last summer I went out to Ennis to shoot one of their bolts. It was a super abbreviated test, like... just baaaarely longer than a...

Thanks!

Darley Champion wrote: ↑

Sat Dec 29, 2018 1:05 pm

[Hey by the way, do y'all mind if I use the thumbnail as my PC's desktop? 'cause it looks very pretty (and because I like a lot the P-50 )]

Sure thing

siren fan wrote: ↑

Sat Dec 29, 2018 9:48 pm

Awesome video man!

Thanks!

It was located on a building with a metal tower mount it was a little rusty and looked like it used to be colored green or blue, most likely green, it did not have any damage to the horns or housing and the Hemi engine was covered with a roof like metal housing, that's all I remember. Do you rememb...

oJ7DV6ieLvM Hey all, been awhile since I posted on here. Here're two videos I shot of an ACA P-50/T-135 in Richland Hills (not to be confused with North Richland Hills), TX, just east of Fort Worth. The first sequence was shot with a Canon Mark II 5d using the built in microphone and the second wit...

https://imgur.com/EDwsbjr https://imgur.com/CMZxYT4 Took these a few years back while on a NM road-trip with a 20yr old Nikon FM-10 35mm film camera (not the greatest quality, but still a neat little camera). It's the Cimarron, NM Thunderbolt. It had one of the prettiest patinas of any siren I thin...