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Warren Cersley's Blog – May 2016 Archive (2)

DEVELOPING INSTINCTS

Firefighting is an action business; it is not passive or complacent and it requires decisive, action oriented people, with developed instincts.

I remember being taught to place the lower leg of a rescued child under my armpit before exiting the fire building. By…

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Added by Warren Cersley on May 24, 2016 at 3:47pm — No Comments

For me, as a youngster, the trip to visit relatives on their farm in the Virginia foothills was always exciting. I always thought that my four cousins were so lucky to live in such a special place, where there was never a shortage of exciting things to do. They raised cows and watered them from a claw foot bathtub. Every year they brought…

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Added by Warren Cersley on May 8, 2016 at 4:49pm — 1 Comment

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