Huge House Fire & Partial Collapse In Vancouver [Responses + On scene]

[Vancouver Fire & Rescue Services Responding to a Fully Involved House Fire:]
At around 21:40 on Sunday October 15th multiple people called 911 reporting a fire at the back end and roof of a house near West Broadway and Manitoba Street. I happened to be at Broadway and Cambie Street when the call went out and immediately saw the flames glowing down the street. I arrived on scene just as VFRS' 3rd and 4th Company reached the scene, about 5 minutes after the first calls came in. The fire was rapidly spreading despite quick efforts by firefighters and the flames soon reached high into the sky, engulfing the inside and outside of the wooden building. The fire was largely brought under control within an hour, but kept flaring up at times. Firefighters were also working to extinguish the flames in the alleyway behind the building. The power went out in the entire neighborhood during the fire, leaving thousands of people in the dark and disrupting traffic and transit as well. I hope everyone made it out of the building and there were no casualties! Excellent work by the Vancouver firefighters!
- Filmed With an iPhone 7 & HTC 10 -
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada - 15.10.2017

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

*A DOG HOWLS WITH THE SIRENS AT* 1:35

[@FirePhoenixEmergencyVideos]

Did not hear a Howler siren in the vid at all, disliked and unsubbed :)

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Fire Phoenix Emergency Videos 火鳳凰特殊車輛影視 Lol that dog was a howler for sure though.

[@steve1978ger]

that dog is priceless

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

steve1978ger I love moments like these 😂

[@ChrisS-do6kx]

I also howl when I hear sirens.

[@tomavolese9217]

Great job done by all these firefighters. Great water pressure, and good command for the placements of hand lines, and ladder truck. Great knock down. A very well trained fire dept. !!!

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Tom Avolese Thank you sir! I couldn't agree more, these guys do a fantastic job!

[@jackmehoff2312]

Tom Avolese Thanks... they are a fine bunch of people!

[@jayasmrmore3687]

Fire was very stubborn

[@trplpwr1038]

That is some serious gallons per minute being pumped there.

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

trplpwr Oh yea

[@mulchman61]

I never saw so much water dumped on a fire so fast. Great job VFD

[@JB91710]

Too bad it ended up in the gutter instead of on the burning material.

[@JustGG1956]

I was thinking the same thing. Vancouver must have awesome water pressure.

[@lottnio8207]

In some places people believe water is the most important thing in firefighting.

[@akelindberg816]

I liked seeing so many hoses with water as well as the water cannon on the ladder truck a great job from the guys

[@joylumley6858]

Thats some stubborn fire🔥🔥🔥

[@timtraver7152]

As my old Chief used to say, "I'm not going to send my guys in to die trying to save an empty building". Good advice....

[@williamschlenger1518]

Good job & I like how they kept water on building next door.

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

*THE POWER BLACKS OUT IN THE NEIGHBOURHOOD AT* 9:02

[@sufianwaarulhaqq7212]

TGG - Global Emergency Responses wheb it black out, i like the like of the firetruck dope

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

It was quite creepy when that happened, but yea the lights looked cool :P

[@user-pz9fs4yi2e]

They did an awesome job with anything. They protected the exposures, got water on the fire and did a great job all around. Funny they pulled a fan before they realized that it was fully involved.

[@gplotzke4770]

FIVE hoses AND a ladder! Plus what's going one on the back side. What is that, like a swimming pool a minute? Nice job! Martini's must be a great spot to get a free meal for a firefighter now.....

[@jackmehoff2312]

G Plotzke Each 2-1/2 inch hoseline flows 250 GPM and the Arial flows 1250GPM...

[@timmytom4447]

great water pressure in Vancouver!!

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

David Evans Haha is it worse in other places?

[@jackmehoff2312]

David Evans In that area of West Broadway the hydrant pressure is normally around 110 PSI and all of the hydrants, in that area, are capable of a minimum of 1500 Imperial GPM or about 7000 Litres/minute

[@GarthMurray1]

Martini's restaurant next store stayed open the whole time and served flame broiled steaks to the firefighters afterwards 🔥🔥🔥🚒🚒🚒

[@NY_Mapper]

Based

[@OklahomaEmergency]

Awesome video!!! I've never seen so many hand lines in use before!

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Oklahoma Emergency THANK YOU!! Yea you're right it's a lot, this was an intense fire!

[@stephaniegaudreau4755]

I was just going by the African Drum Place when I heard the boom and saw it start. Will never forget that night.

[@frogfoot_media]

Hell of a video. Well done.

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

FrogFootTV It got so long, but I wanted to include the whole process of how they put it out. Was quite a sight. Thanks a lot mate! :)

[@hrhjrd]

A whole meaning to the "surround and drown" concept. Awesome guys!

[@charlesw2716]

THE WATER COMING OUT OF THE FIRE HOSES IS FOAMING ? GREAT JOB ON FIGHTING THE FIRE

[@user-py6td6kg5w]

That's how you get it done, nice work

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

K Bri That's right. Thanks for watching!

[@natepike6147]

The old drum shop. That place had been there for years!

[@wrkhrse]

2 years later...the dog howling is still funny.

[@lom3ardo]

Best water fight video ever...

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Charlie Thanks for watching!

[@MontcoBucksIncidentPageMBIP]

Great footage buddy. And beautiful fire suppression by the Firefighters

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Tri-County Breaking News Thank you very much! :)

[@ArchTeryx00]

Nevermind the whole US vs. Canadian crap. It's always a pleasure to watch professionals at work and these folks were very, very good. Some great examples of staging and engine placement as well as containment and suppression. Plus the foam, which I'd never seen deployed before. The way the neighborhood was designed appears to have allowed for attack from ALL sides, including the aerial. This fire was pretty nasty-looking but it never stood a chance against these folks. From a non-firefighter adopted into a family of firefighters, salud to these firefighters. They should use this video in fire academies.

[@JB91710]

Very6 good Fountain Statues. Don't you watch where the water goes and what it does? Try it some time.

[@jerrybuit4751]

Very nice job.!! Thanks..

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Jerry Buit Thanks for watching!

[@pspsvan65]

It is strange to see a Swedish shop (Fjällräven) in Canada ..

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Per Svan-Pettersson Haha maybe strange but not unusual over here! Vancouver is a very international city ;)

[@jackmehoff2312]

Per Svan-Pettersson that area of West Broadway/Ontario St is the home of Outdoor Recreational Supply stores for Western Canada and there are about 16 different retailers in the area.

[@feeshermann726]

Man, how is this fire still burning with all that water applied? Must be some pretty combustable "Drums" inside. LOL

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Lol yea well there were renovations going on when the fire broke out, and apparently there was a gas leak/ propane tanks feeding the flames, as well as an electrical fire at the back of the house. All that on top of the building being mostly wood.

[@sjaakdewinter6258]

Good job of the firebrigade> they have saved two other buildings. At least,

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Sjaak De Winter Correct, they kept it under control. Thanks for the comment!

[@aidanmanuel7254]

No hate but in Canada it’s the fire department not the fire brigade

[@ThePolicefreak]

Great footage!

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Thank you mate! :)

[@JakeW26]

Now that's a well orchestrated surround and drown!

[@stever3769]

Excellent job. Well done guys. It is nice to see some that take Pride in your work. It's clear you have appropriate training, equipment, and skills. None could have done a better job. Your community is safer than most of the US cities.

[@georgewilkinson6510]

Great work VFD

[@williamschlenger1518]

They got water on it very quickly but the fire was out of control. Great effort.

[@christian-jakobgrasl]

wooooow what a great job by the firebrigade !! looks very very professional !! Martins Restaurant gets a shower as well *lol* :-) god bless these guys on every run !

[@ericluk68]

I hate to say that the operation is not desirable.

[@user-tf1yx6ly4n]

1:34 that dog tho 😂

[@keithclark8030]

Probably the best video I have even seen. The fireman did an awesome job as well.

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Thank you fir the comment!

[@deanswanepoel6078]

Great job guys

[@russellvanklassen9291]

great containment guys job well done

[@stephaniegaudreau4755]

I was there when that fire broke out. Awesome video and añ awesome job by VFD .

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

stephanie gaudreau Thank you for the comment! Yes we can be grateful to have such professional firefighters :)

[@DaleDix]

That's suspicious lol.

[@ryangemser7965]

Awesome video they did great job saving other buildings

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Ryan Gemser Thank you very much! I agree!

[@ryangemser7965]

TGG - Global Emergency Responses i live a hr or so away from Vancouver and we just got volunteer fire dept Local farm community

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Ryan Gemser That's nice, you won't have many fires likes this over there :P

[@alphazulu3625]

14:57 "a massive miniature explosion." The heck? ;) You sir did some good filming. And good job to the emergency personnel on scene, as they did a most excellent job of containing the incident.

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Lt. Foxx Haha wow you're right, it sounds like he's saying that! 😂 I'm not sure what he meant but it might have been 'electrical explosion'. Thank you very much, I agree, and thanks for watching!

[@fillup316]

ladder 2 looks sick

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

fillup316 It's a very nice rig

[@SaveLiveTV]

1:12 "Do me a favor and make sure nobody steals anything outta this." :D Who was that? Awesome footage, actually the best footage of a fire in America that I yet have seen, great job! Terrifying view of such a large fire, I sure know that and the moment the electricity goes off is just creepy.

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

SaveLive TV That was a firefighter! He came straight towards me and said that while pointing at the opened compartments of the fire truck! Then he ran off 😄 Thank you very much man I appreciate it! It sure was a very intense and also scary experience to see this fire up close, not to mention that I was one of the first people on scene... The power cutting out really got me too!

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

It's funny that the firefighter approached me out of the crowd of onlookers 😆

[@briansarty]

Its more funny how in the next shot your gone from the truck.. good looking out. Love the footage though.

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Brian Sarty Haha oops, you called me out 😝..Nah I was actually next to the truck for a few mins after he said that, and a friend of mine stayed behind for me. But honestly there were a bunch of regular people around not to mention lots of cops, so I don't think anything was stolen that night. Thanks for the comment!

[@briansarty]

Lol just messing with you.. im happy you got closer to the fire you got a perfict spot. i got a few fires but yrs ago and not as good cam.

[@aeoliankid1]

Great camera and video coverage! One of the better firefighting films on KZbin! The firemen used so much water (Surround and Drown) that "African Arts and Drums" has a new, temporary river flowing through it.

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Thank you very much for the comment! :)

[@11xr1east]

8:55 Very good amount of water, haven't seen that in a while.

[@ffneinsatzfahrten1783]

amazing footage!

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

FFN Einsatzfahrten Thank you very much man! :D

[@amandahudson431]

That fire is not going out without a fight!

[@ebtourbillon]

nice job the ladder is nice

[@kimberlysamsel5088]

How sad he had to ask someone to make sure no one stole anything!

[@jackmehoff2312]

Hey... Vancouver is no different than any other major cities... we have theft problems too. And believe it or not... some douche bags grab gear of the rigs of they're left unattended. The stolen gear is usually sold for pennies to buy the wonder drug of death Fentanyl. Matter of fact 65% of the VFRS calls are medical aide calls and fully 40% of those are drug related.

[@aflaz171]

These guys seem to know their stuff!

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Alan Fay They do! Some of the most professional firefighters in North America!

[@aflaz171]

@@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses Very organised and well orchestrated a pleasure to watch them!

[@kurtismckemmie4850]

Some fire departments start from the inside to put it out faster. (Upon the fire chiefs command.) I do see a way where they could have started instead of pressure washing the house.

[@jackmehoff2312]

Kurtis McKemmie Ladder 3 did do an initial interior fire attack by forming a Fire Attack team/group with Medic4. There was an initial report of someone in one of the small apartments above the Drum shop. It was proven quickly that the person wasn't there and the Fire Attack Group withdrew as the fire up stairs was untenable and it's not worth the life of a FF. The Battalion Chief (IC) declared a Defensive Mode fire and that's why you see all the exterior "pressure washing" as you put it. Number one priority for Fire Fighters in Vancouver is Life over Limb and the safety of the FFs is above all else.

[@musiccrazy9939]

A very very good Video.Perfekt.👍👍

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Eva Kowohl Thank you! :D

[@luish777]

Daam! Now that's volume,they have great hydrants their

[@cherylkessler7432]

Great camera work!

[@shipsinker8191]

My respect to the Canadian firefighters. Very professional. These guys pumped some serious water on that fire. Also excellent engine and truck placement. Want to know how NOT to fight a fire? Watch >Jericho FD Fully Involved House 05/20/2016.

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Thank you for the comment!

[@thenewjerseydevil997]

Good footage. Nice and clear.

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

the new jersey devil Thank you!

[@firered30013]

Excellent work by the VFD. Really good job on the exposures. One thing did strike me as odd (not a criticism, just odd). Seemed like a lot of engines responded before a ladder truck showed up.

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Piper Red I believe Ladder 3 was one of the first trucks on scene but I couldn't film it arriving because I approached from the other side. The firemen manning L3 were probably busy containing the fire so they waited for L2 as it was assigned with the second alarm anyway.

[@danrossell6375]

This dept doesn't have tower (bucket) ladder companies? They can be used to apply large volumes of water from ground level on up. If there was an alley behind the place one could have been used for a rear attack as well as having one in front doing the same. Certainly more effective than a fixed master stream in the street.

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Dan Rossell They only have one very old tower ladder in service now. Ladder 2 is one of their newest units that many halls are getting. The only other units they have are quints, which are just shorter ladders. I am not an expert on why they do what they do, I just filmed the video.

[@popswhippersnapper9629]

You are absolutely right - they made little headway with the fire until a ladder pipe got into operation. Truck was late arriving. Massive water use with little result beforehand.

[@retiredarthritic2083]

@@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponsesI believe that Vancouver went with the option of using mostly smaller units such as rescue trucks engines quints air and light backed up when needed by taller aerials and mutual aid for additional master stream apparatus if needed.

[@ianberger4605]

That's alot of water power! I'm surprised only one tower?

[@crazyleyland5106]

In Manchester, UK in 2019, there was a huge fire at an old textile mill in Ashton under Lyne. There were about 8 fire engines with pumps and 5 firefighters each, but just 2 towers (or aerial ladder platforms as they're called in the UK). These 2 were like huge cherry pickets, with a basket for the firefighters to stand in, rather than a very long telescopic ladder.

[@stevennihipali3607]

Out of all the videos showing fires, this has got to be one the fastest I've ever seen getting water on the fire. Foam sprayed, not very effectively, but sprayed. The speed the water was connected n on target is awesome

[@smv133]

Great job!

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

smv133 Thanks for watching!

[@Emmy_Reacher]

Bummer. Now where am I gonna go for all my African Arts & Drums needs?

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

😂😂

[@louisalthues9408]

Goede organisatie!!!

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Louis Althues Thank for watching!

[@xaxoon69]

What is this kind of foam? What is it for pls? They look like well trained fireworkers, impressive video, ty ! sry 4 my bad english...

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

xaxoon69 They used foam because of an electrical fire.

[@xaxoon69]

Thank you !

[@duenge]

It is not for an electrical fire...This is a structure fire. Wood, synthetics....Actually, I think foam is over-rated, and expensive......They would have done just as well with water only. 25 year retired professional Firefighter opinion. It has its place, but not necessarily in a surround and drown situation. It could have been beneficial to cover the exposures with foam, it tends to stick around for a while before it sheets off or breaks down.

[@jackmehoff2312]

duenge Incorrect... Class A Foam is dirt cheap and Vancouver has a shit ton of it for all their Class A and CAFF engines and ladders. They also have a large quantity of AFFF foam concentrate for their Fireboats and incase of a large scale burning liquid emergency. Under the right conditions it works 5 times better than straight water.

[@michaelshuey9670]

That's one of the best equipped Fire Depts i've ever seen. there were 7-8 lines at one time and the ladder truck fuy was up there spraying almost directly verticle down on the fire

[@williamschlenger1518]

Good water pressure &excellent equipment. Why wait so long for 2&a1/2 hose?

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

William schlenger They have brand new stuff. Can't tell you all the specifics of their decisions but there were several factors making their job harder that night.

[@jackmehoff2312]

William schlenger Hydrant pressures are normally around 110 PSI in this particular area of West Broadway. They hydrants also flow a minimum of 1500 GPM. Also, the transition from using 1-3/4 hose to 2-1/2 in initial attacks you really only get an increase of flow capacity of around 10-15%. An 1-3/4 hoseline is very effective.

[@alexandernunez109]

Awesome catches & footage

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

NorCal Fire Buff109 Thank you very much! ;)

[@brianfochler3677]

partial collapse at 12:31 front peak of building

[@bizz456]

I watch many videos about firefighting, sometimes I just shake my head and wonder WTH! These Canadians know how to put out a fire! Well done men.

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Thank you for the comment

[@MrElinehan]

Great water supply toward the end, good exposure protection. I did not understand the use of the PPV at the front door though. It seems the building was too far gone for PPV to be of use.

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

I'm not sure on that either, but they must have had their reasons. Like you said exposure protection was well done and that was the priority.

[@retiredarthritic2083]

@@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses The only reason I can see for use of PPV would be to move smoke and steam out of the fire structure and provided better visibility into the structure for the firefighters to see what the water is hitting.

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

David Lenzi That makes sense. They may have still considered an interior attack at that point.

[@jamesfraser7297]

So, what exactly is PPV?

[@heli-crewhgs5285]

James Fraser Positive Pressure Ventilation. It's when you see firefighters use a large powerful fan to clear smoke, heat and steam out of a structure.

[@ajrobus4592]

NOW THAT'S HOW YOU BEAT THE BEAST . STRAIIGHT UP BEAT DOWN. HELLAVA JOB BOYS.

[@michelleclawsey6925]

Excellent work guys.

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Michelle Clawsey VFRS did a great job!

[@_nicolekushner]

I remember this, it’s on Broadway

[@denelson83]

So it obviously was not safe to try to fight the fire from within the building.

[@greyman686]

Obviously.

[@jackmehoff2312]

denelson83 There was initial reports of someone in an apartment upstairs. Ladder 3 members with members of Medic 4 formed a Fire Attack Group to attempt to gain entry to do interior attack. No one was found and they went Defensive Mode from that point on.

[@uk7769]

Wow nice video quality and camera work. Thanks.

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Thank you very much!

[@terrystephens1102]

Interesting to see that no entry into the building was attempted, and hoses from the street level were used rather than a extension ladder master stream - until very late in the proceedings when the building was already a total loss. Glad I don’t live in Vancouver ☹️

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Building was too dangerous to enter to being with. Fully involved wooden structure, gas leak inside plus electrical fires, two vehicles burning in the back feeding the flames, nobody inside...why risk the lives of firefighters by sending them in there for no reason?! They did a really good job. No other structures impacted at all, nobody hurt. All good.

[@greyman686]

@@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses Don't mind him, some people just want to flap their gums without knowing the whole situation. It's the KZbin way.

[@ottawaemergencyvideography]

Wow they had to use foam🤯🔥

[@glennhuber4975]

Nice job guys!

[@bgorveatt]

Great job! In my state they just let it burn. Take forever to get a hose on it.

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

bgorveatt Oh dear, where is that? :P

[@victorharden5906]

Excellent work by first responders.. Really like their strategy….

[@alvon911]

What is the meaning of the flashing GREEN traffic light?

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

alvon911 As far as I know it just indicates that an intersection is pedestrian controlled, if nobody is there to press the traffic light button the light will stay green. That's how it is in Vancouver.

[@galexander9857]

A flashing green traffic light in B.C is a pedestrian controlled light. Never turns red until the button is pushed.

[@legrandyaka2013]

wow great video

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

legrandyaka2013 Thank you!

[@crazyleyland5106]

Not often you see foam being used on a building fire.

[@vcmovie1]

Great footage!!! Greetings from The Netherlands. 🇳🇱🇳🇱🇳🇱 By the way, love Canada. VCmovie1 🖐🖐🖐

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Thank you very much! I appreciate the comment 😎 Greetings from Vancouver! 🇨🇦🔥

[@rickvaiBBB]

2 hoses to keep it from spreading before anything else. Now that is how it is done,

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Yep, they know what they’re doing in Vancouver!

[@donbrinkman3874]

Great video, good knockdown.

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Thank you!

[@slobama]

Wow, those guys really know how to put out a fire! I counted 6 hoses all at the same time. Good work, good video.

[@garfstiglz3981]

First video I’ve seen where the firefighters use foam on a house fire. Well done in my view, quells the fire much quicker.

[@chipdiab2317]

Good Good job guys

[@MichaelClark-uw7ex]

What was in there? They used enough foam to put out a crashed 747, that was a stubborn fire.

[@chucklaw1955]

Awesome job VFD! Supply lines established quickly, you guys drowned that fire!

[@user-py6yp5cl4d]

너무 체계적이다. 스타일이 다르댜 생각했는데 캐나다 영상이네요. 미국 영상만 보다, 이거 보니 앞공간 확보하고 좌우 확산막고 멋지네요

[@equipment-enthusiast]

Damn good video!

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Thank you very much!

[@MsJinkerson]

way to go V.F.D. now this is firefighting

[@aportman58]

No hose lines pulled into exposures in case there's extension???

[@chrispartlow4533]

Thats a shame when u gotta say watch the stuff so know 1 takes anything.

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Chris Partlow Never heard them say anything like that before, but firefighting equipment is expensive and certain people might also want to get at medication because the trucks are also used for medical calls.

[@roadmaster935]

damn awesome truck at 1:20

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

RTM 93 Oh yea that's Rescue Engine 7, beautiful new truck with the Canada 150 livery. Check it out in full HD here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iH-sfZWwaNGHoZo

[@roadmaster935]

Great, thanks

[@jackmehoff2312]

Roadmaster '93 Two of the group of new Engines came with these vehicle wraps.

[@timhoyem5313]

Great job Vancouver Fire Department.

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Tim Hoyem It was a challenging one :)

[@kinai01]

I understand that Canada and the US are 2 separate Countries, and you can feel the difference in the culture, traditions and the people themselves. But esthetically the cities looks like there planed the same way, I mean even the Police and fire fighters have the same style of uniforms. Not trying to offend anyone just pointing out what I see.

[@apmazurka]

That's a lot O" Water !!!

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

theandymano The most I've ever seen used at a fire!

[@857firephoto]

Awesome footage!

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

MASSFIREFIGHTER1 Thank you very much! :)