A mother of a Fire
20 July 2006, 12:57 PM
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A mother of a Fire
Huge fire in Castle Donington the other night, a couple of phone pics
After the fire had just about been put out, this is whats left, and also some pics of the damage done to ourcompanies NEW warehouse which we were moving into start of August, but not now
A melted pylon
Some pics of the inside of our w/house
and one of the outside corner
After the fire had just about been put out, this is whats left, and also some pics of the damage done to ourcompanies NEW warehouse which we were moving into start of August, but not now
A melted pylon
Some pics of the inside of our w/house
and one of the outside corner
20 July 2006, 01:10 PM
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I was also down their the other night! Tried posting when i came back, had written my post out then my wireless d/c 
I was sat in the garden having a bbq when i saw the smoke, an hour later it was getting worse, so thought it would be rude not to be nosey...Couldnt beleive that thousands more decided to be as inquisitive as me! Never seen so much traffic in CD!
Good pics. My dad is a firefighter at Long Eaton station and their wagon was the first on the scene.
Did you see the Electricity go!That was one awesome blue flash!
Matt
I was sat in the garden having a bbq when i saw the smoke, an hour later it was getting worse, so thought it would be rude not to be nosey...Couldnt beleive that thousands more decided to be as inquisitive as me! Never seen so much traffic in CD!
Good pics. My dad is a firefighter at Long Eaton station and their wagon was the first on the scene.
Did you see the Electricity go!That was one awesome blue flash!
Matt
20 July 2006, 01:14 PM
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Heard on the local radio that A 21yr old local lad has been arrested in connection with it.
The destroyed building was a storage yard for pallets and they reckon there were 250,000 of them on site at the time
The destroyed building was a storage yard for pallets and they reckon there were 250,000 of them on site at the time
20 July 2006, 01:18 PM
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I thought it was a fuel when i first saw it, couldnt beleive the way it was spreading so quick! I really did think it was something more than wood the way it was going!
Didnt take long for 250,000 pallets to become ashes!
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Didnt take long for 250,000 pallets to become ashes!
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Originally Posted by skoda_kid
I thought it was a fuel when i first saw it, couldnt beleive the way it was spreading so quick! I really did think it was something more than wood the way it was going!
Didnt take long for 250,000 pallets to become ashes!
Matt
Didnt take long for 250,000 pallets to become ashes!
Matt
the ground is covered in them
20 July 2006, 02:22 PM
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The misses works pretty much opposite, been having great fun getting to work all week. Wonder if Hill Hire will continue storing pallets in the open in future?
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