Table Mountain Fire, on September 19, 2012, at 5:30 p.m. 10 miles northeast of Cle Elum, Washington. Photo by Billy Turner of the Wenatchee Valley Rappellers (click to see a slightly larger version)
The photo above of the Table Mountain Fire in Washington was taken by the Wenatchee Rappel Crew on September 19 as they were on the way to another fire. It’s one of the most interesting fire photos I have ever seen. Congratulations, Wenatchee folks!
Thanks go out to Lone Ranger
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This photo was taken by Billy Turner of the Wenatchee Valley Rappellers. It was on our way to staff a rappel fire in the Goat Rocks wilderness, Naches RD. Taken on 9/19/2012 @ 1730 hrs 10 miles NE of Cle Elum, WA. Any Questions call our Rappel Base at 509-884-2492
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Thanks Marshall. I corrected the information that we obtained from the Flicker web site.
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Hey Marshall, if you have a big hi-res of that image, you can get it printed and framed at cafepress.com
They also do postcards, shirts, coffee cups, etc.
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One of, if not the most interesting, unique and well composed fire photos I have seen in 30 plus years. Good job to whoever took it.
This photo was taken by Billy Turner of the Wenatchee Valley Rappellers. It was on our way to staff a rappel fire in the Goat Rocks wilderness, Naches RD. Taken on 9/19/2012 @ 1730 hrs 10 miles NE of Cle Elum, WA. Any Questions call our Rappel Base at 509-884-2492
Thanks Marshall. I corrected the information that we obtained from the Flicker web site.
Hey Marshall, if you have a big hi-res of that image, you can get it printed and framed at cafepress.com
They also do postcards, shirts, coffee cups, etc.
One of, if not the most interesting, unique and well composed fire photos I have seen in 30 plus years. Good job to whoever took it.