Although we expected more to come, it was still a successful event because everyone who turned up really had fun. The only unfortunate part was the fact that the number of people who came put a limit on the things that the firemen could show us. Nevertheless, we did learn some interesting stuff.
Poster designed by Alisa *very impressed*
This is how the fire truck looks like in Dunedin
Edmund and Miriam waiting for people
Setting up barbecue flat grill and briefing from Art
Thanks to Amal who came to support this event =)
International students from Chile, Thailand (Ed), Brunei (Hafiz), Russia (second from right)
Jo is happy with her sausage sizzler
JUNK food
Jonathan our "chef"
After eating, the firemen showed us a demonstration on saving a person who was stuck in the car probably due to car accidentThese are the tools used to "SMACK OPEN" the car
VERY HEAVY
Demo (They got this car for free from erm... *can't remember*
The reason why they have to remove the roof is to let the "stuck" be saved safely as getting her out just by opening the door might injure her neck or any other areas
Tadaaaa *brilliant*
Next demonstration -- Putting out fire
Demo (They got this car for free from erm... *can't remember*
The reason why they have to remove the roof is to let the "stuck" be saved safely as getting her out just by opening the door might injure her neck or any other areas
Tadaaaa *brilliant*
Next demonstration -- Putting out fireWe looked very "sakai"
It can be very romantic to be under the drops of water showering you. However, the force of the water is very great to the extent that you can be sprayed away to other place easily
Art: Where's my ICC members
Hey Art, we are up here taking photo xD
Jo Jo Jo!!!
Token of appreciation from ICC to the firemen who did a great job
Interestingly enough, they also plant some maize, tomatoes and spring onion =)
-The End-
p/s: Next blog will be on Arthur and Veegum's birthday. Call it a day *jump onto my bed*
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