A Day In The Life Of A Washington State Firefighter Battling Wildfires

damn_nation_inc Published 08/15/2019 in wow

It's a tough job but someone's gotta do it.

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"Not all the time but every once in a while you get to eat these lovely things for dinner."
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"This fire was 80,000 acres I think, lots of grass and sage brush. Fire moves fairly quickly through that stuff with the right amount of wind."
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"These bucket drops really help slow down the fires progress so we get a chance to keep it from spreading."
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"Gotta watch out for rolling debris and rocks."
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"Sometimes we have to burn out ahead of the main fire so it has less chance of spreading."
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"Making sure the fire is out all of the way is probably the most tedious part of our job. So many sage stump holes...so many burnt fingers...."

1.
"Not all the time but every once in a while you get to eat these lovely things for dinner."
2.
"This fire was 80,000 acres I think, lots of grass and sage brush. Fire moves fairly quickly through that stuff with the right amount of wind."
3.
"These bucket drops really help slow down the fires progress so we get a chance to keep it from spreading."
4.
"Gotta watch out for rolling debris and rocks."
5.
"Sometimes we have to burn out ahead of the main fire so it has less chance of spreading."
6.
"Making sure the fire is out all of the way is probably the most tedious part of our job. So many sage stump holes...so many burnt fingers...."

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A Day In The Life Of A Washington State Firefighter Battling Wildfires

1.
"Not all the time but every once in a while you get to eat these lovely things for dinner."

2.
"This fire was 80,000 acres I think, lots of grass and sage brush. Fire moves fairly quickly through that stuff with the right amount of wind."

3.
"These bucket drops really help slow down the fires progress so we get a chance to keep it from spreading."

4.
"Gotta watch out for rolling debris and rocks."

5.
"Sometimes we have to burn out ahead of the main fire so it has less chance of spreading."

6.
"Making sure the fire is out all of the way is probably the most tedious part of our job. So many sage stump holes...so many burnt fingers...."

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1. "Not all the time but every once in a while you get to eat these lovely things for dinner."

2. "This fire was 80,000 acres I think, lots of grass and sage brush. Fire moves fairly quickly through that stuff with the right amount of wind."

3. "These bucket drops really help slow down the fires progress so we get a chance to keep it from spreading."

4. "Gotta watch out for rolling debris and rocks."

5. "Sometimes we have to burn out ahead of the main fire so it has less chance of spreading."

6. "Making sure the fire is out all of the way is probably the most tedious part of our job. So many sage stump holes...so many burnt fingers...."

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1.
"Not all the time but every once in a while you get to eat these lovely things for dinner."

2.
"This fire was 80,000 acres I think, lots of grass and sage brush. Fire moves fairly quickly through that stuff with the right amount of wind."

3.
"These bucket drops really help slow down the fires progress so we get a chance to keep it from spreading."

4.
"Gotta watch out for rolling debris and rocks."

5.
"Sometimes we have to burn out ahead of the main fire so it has less chance of spreading."

6.
"Making sure the fire is out all of the way is probably the most tedious part of our job. So many sage stump holes...so many burnt fingers...."