London's Burning - Collapsed trench

[@damonk3674]

Those Dennis fire engines was the best in the service. And ive spent many years inside one before Leyland and Volvo took over the service. Ive got a lot of great memories over the years I served

[@simonmaverick9201]

Don't forget the Saxon rust buckets!!

[@damonk3674]

@@simonmaverick9201 I wasn't a lover of the Volvo mainly because not much room to change when going on a shout. For me the Dennis rs fire engine will 've the best because that's the one I spent more time in before promotions came along.

[@whovianhistorybuff]

Malcolm got a medal for that and he deserved it 🏅👨‍🚒

[@sundelight8230]

God bless the fire service

[@whovianhistorybuff]

This is the fire service at its core here, sometimes there's no time or need for specialist equipment or fancy tools, just brave people digging through the muck with bare hands and brute strength to free a trapped man 👨‍🚒👩‍🚒🚒👏👏👏

[@techojam1542]

The workers remind me of a dry Viking’s

[@jamesmasztalerz5930]

He's going to be okay, that was a very brave thing you did back there, thanks, hope he's alright

[@simonmaverick9201]

What????

[@melcollins1487]

Flash I agree

[@flashstudiosguy]

Had the Foreman waited, none of that would have happened.

[@flashstudiosguy]

once again,commercialism and their greedy money grabbing ways takes profit over personell. i hope whoever owns that construction companay paid big time for cutting corners on health and safety just to please the client that should really wait

[@flashstudiosguy]

@@ryantompkins7934 Uh, I know that, I was meaning in the sense of the story, you prat

[@paxundpeace9970]

This was done buy purpose. Far worse they presented the 101 how to get killed as a firefighter

[@ZJS0113]

Where was the banksman? Lol