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I'll have to look at the images I captured. From where I sit it it appeared to start more centrally to the building, closer to the parking structure. I caught it pretty early on. BTW - I hope @edebrah doesn't sign away all her rights. I worked in TV and it will be shown nation wide. Don't just give it away, because they will screw her...
I'll have to look at the images I captured. From where I sit it it appeared to start more centrally to the building, closer to the parking structure. I caught it pretty early on.
That picture shows a pretty aggressive fire so it wouldn't be surprising if it had actually been going for a bit by then.
That picture shows a pretty aggressive fire so it wouldn't be surprising if it had actually been going for a bit by then.
Yup. In a previous life I shot video for a company that trained firefighters, so I have a meager understanding of how these things evolve. I had to remind my wife of that when she was screaming at me to get back inside the condo... I never told her about the time I was shooting in a room that flashed over, usually that 'woof' sound is the last thing you'll ever hear in your life
There was a massive fire that leveled the Avalon Cove in Edgewater NJ in January 2015. This was just about a quarter mile from my house, and happened a few months before I moved here.
It was a wood-frame apartment building that had earlier gone up in flames as it was being built. (Similar stage to this one in Raleigh).
Thankfully, no one was killed, but several hundred people were homeless and lost everything. Many pets died. For many days there would be shell-shocked people, who'd lived at the Avalon, at the post office picking up their mail -- everyone let them jump the queue.
Apparently, the same company is building a similar wood structure on the same site. Apparently, we don't allow History to teach us anything.
There was a massive fire that leveled the Avalon Cove in Edgewater NJ in January 2015. This was just about a quarter mile from my house, and happened a few months before I moved here.
It was a wood-frame apartment building that had earlier gone up in flames as it was being built. (Similar stage to this one in Raleigh).
Thankfully, no one was killed, but several hundred people were homeless and lost everything. Many pets died. For many days there would be shell-shocked people, who'd lived at the Avalon, at the post office picking up their mail -- everyone let them jump the queue.
Apparently, the same company is building a similar wood structure on the same site. Apparently, we don't allow History to teach us anything.
nobody getting injured is good news and the most important thing.
anyone know...is the oyster bar ok ?
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