Posted by Crazy Red Power in SE-WI on September 05, 2009 at 07:42:32 from (24.183.138.183):
Don't know what's going on around here, but the bucket brigade just stopped a few doors down from here at the old school house. Been qite a few fires, lately. The wednesday before last was the start of things with a haybarn that caught fire. Thursday, an abandoned barn went up. Friday was uneventful. Sat., Sun. & Monday were more barn fires, with Mon.'s being the worst. Poor guy lost a barn full of restored tractors! I heard the FD once or twice, this past week & now they're just a stones throw away from me. All these fires happened within 20 mi. of here & I'm gettin kinda nervous. It would be my luck to finish the foundation on the shed, to find it burnt to the ground the next day! Might have to start sleeping up there with a garden hose & 10 ga. May put up a camera or two. Anyone know of a good night vision setup? - Mike
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