let burn ; just let it burn by jocko500
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Description
I been burning the wood off the trailer I took apart with sled hammers, crow bars trans crow bar that wiegths I guess 35 pounds., and chain saws. I had to use two as one would stop and I can not start it I take the other one and use it intill it stops working. Guess they get over heated. The flooring was hard to get up but it all off the metal fram. You see part of the flooring as a square like piece of wood that turn black here. The flooring is like a log as it burns.
Oh you see the metal on the rafter out of the fire close to you. That what makes the teeth like on the ashes of the skull like image I posted a couple of days ago. i going to post my ashes too. it makes some strange looking stuff to look at.
this makes a good study for the 3D people too.

Comments (50)
here is some trees too is buring with some of the wood from the trailer
WOW.... Amazing capture, and description, excellent shot!
Great capture, Jocko! Love the aspect of fire, it is so fluid and alive!
Cool shot, Jocko!
on do not use gas as it will blow up in your face. i was luckly it just burn my arm. Not bad just took the hair off one arm and ear hair too and some hair on my head. I did not bister at all. it did hurt for a hour but I was ok. i saw where the skin you know it got like a bad sun burn . that all
Cool capture, well done..
That was a lot of hard work and such a fitting end to all of it. Great shot!
still got a lot to burn. burned big piles like this for a week and still got a lot to burn
Awesome capture....5+
I love a good fire shot! And I've seen the video of this trailer before it was turned to ashes! What a shot! It's very dramatic and you caught the flames perfectly. Right now it's sweltering hot in Chicago, so flame shots are probably not the best thing for me to look at, but this is a good one...of course now, I'm gonna head off and go get something cold to drink!
Hiiiiiiiiii. Fire symbol of destruction in all and everywhere a chance that it was like control. Cheer and mile mercies ((5++)) Hiiiiiiiiii. Le feu symbole de destruction en tout et partout une chance que c'était comme controler. Bravo et mile mercis((5++))
Boy it really is burning Jock, great job on this one
Very cool shot Jocko! Gotta be careful when you play with fire!
Great capture of the flames, can almost feel the heat. ;)
Terrific clarity and color in this great capture of the flames feeding off the debris, Jock. And, you're going to post your ashes too? How are you going to do that if you're dead? That sounds a bit bizarre.
Hot stuff Jock. I like fire either light one up or just watching and see all sorts of things in the flame.
really great capture and glad to hear you and the gasoline adventure didn't get any worse than it did. hope you are healing ok
When my second husband was 14, he was carrying an arm-load of newspapers to the burn pit out back (no garbage pick up in the country back then) and some boys thought they'd play a joke on his and put a gas can in the fire. Just as he got to the fire pit and went to throw down the newspapers, the can blew up and set the newspapers in his arms on fire. He spent 3 months in the burn unit getting skin graphs. Even now, in cold weather, you can see his skin where it was burned turn purple with the cold. Nothing to play around with. Love the intensity here.
One of the easiest ways to get rid of a pile, fire. Saves a lot of work. Be Careful... Aloha
hot stuff!!
Great capture of the flames erland
Very hot picture Jock!!!
you have a little pyromane side then lol.
Such a clean result with fire.
Excellent photography my friend.....!!!!
Amazing and very hot capture ! EXCELLENT
Wow! Fantastic capture. You need Fire Extinguisher ?
Whew - hot . . . !
very hot!
my biggest fear in life: but a great capture ::be careful please::