Posted by Stinkbug Photography (Cochise County, United States) on 6 May 2008 in Transportation and Portfolio.
We assembled this 10,000 gallon tank by a stream and used portable pumps to fill it so helicopters could dip from it. Pretty effective for what it is.
A great job you're doing Gary. Very nice and exciting shot. Take care!
11 May 2008 4:43pm
I like the title, a well for your helicopters. A great inventive idea. Great shot Gary.
6 May 2008 12:39am
Keep up the good work
6 May 2008 1:08am
Awesome work you're doing Gary - behind the lens as well as behind the fires!!!
6 May 2008 1:30am
wel done . thanks for state (bji kurd ) :)
6 May 2008 1:38am
Very interesting indeed and well captured Gary!
6 May 2008 2:18am
nice catch and good luck in work...
6 May 2008 2:48am
Interesting and exciting job
6 May 2008 2:50am
very interesting shot , well done ... thanks.
6 May 2008 3:02am
Great candid Gary!
6 May 2008 4:19am
Awesome!
6 May 2008 4:32am
Great shot, Gary!
6 May 2008 5:21am
nice shot
6 May 2008 6:51am
the red against the green wonderful picture
6 May 2008 7:32am
amazing job,great shot.
6 May 2008 9:26am
Here our fire season is just about to start, and we are lucky enough to have so many lakes that use of waterbombers is very easy with a few seconds skimming over the lake to fill them up.
6 May 2008 12:34pm
Brilliant shot, and again hats off to you guys. We had a wildfire go out of control last night, with 4 homes gutted and scores of families displaced.
6 May 2008 2:36pm
Amazing flying and a brilliant shot Gary.
6 May 2008 5:56pm
It's like a huge dragon fly stopping to cool down at a rock pool. I like it.
Dan
6 May 2008 6:45pm
Very interesting. I never gave a thought to where the water would come from for these. Shame on me - and thank you for the education!
7 May 2008 7:39am
Thanks for what you are doing and for sharing these 'secrets' : this one is new to me!
8 May 2008 2:27pm
Oh thats well cool, its almost like the helecopter is a dragonfly taking a drink.
8 May 2008 6:56pm
Fascinating stuff! It also looks like some of your pine trees have the dreaded pine beetle, too. Hope you're keeping safe!!!
10 May 2008 10:50am
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