Firetruck Friday!

I attended my first Harrisburg Fire Expo last May.  Here are the yellow firetrucks from that show!

Lake Parsippany Volunteer Fire Company Utility 35, which is a 2023 Chevrolet Silverado 2500 HD.

From Northern Baltimore County, this is Brush 443 from the Hereford Volunteer Fire Company, which is a 2024 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon 4x4 / Vengeant Fire Devil.

Walnutttown Fire Company, Engine 32, which is a 2023 Spartan FC-94 / KME.

West Grove Fire Company Brush 22, which is a Knapheide-built brush truck built on a 2024 Ford F-250XL.

North Bango Fire & Rescue Tanker 3921, which is a 2024 Kenworth T880 and it holds 4,000 gallons!

Colt Neck Fire Department's Engine 84-180, which is a 2023 Spartan ER Metro Star (2000/1000).  

Citizens Volunteer Fire Company in Fawn Grove, Water Supply 56, which is a 2023 Spartan International HV 507 4x4 4Guys (1500/300).

From Liberty Hose Company in Williamstown, Pennsylvania, this is Engine 24, which is a 1998 Seagrave.  

Southwest Airlines - Quest to Photograph Them All

I have photographed more Southwest Airlines airplanes than any other airline.  To date, I have photographed 691 unique Southwest planes.  Not all of them are flying for Southwest any longer.  For instance, I have photographed three -300 series planes, and they haven't flown for a while.  Now Southwest is busy retiring the aging -700 series planes.  I have photographed 437 -700s. By comparison, they only have 346 active -700 planes.  I have plenty of Max 8s yet to photograph.