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Hi there,
This message comes from Eric Haak. He recently shared some additional photos of the fire incident that took place on May 11th. These were originally posted by Steve Redick earlier this week. The final photo seems to be from a day or two later, possibly after the fire was reignited. By using the map Steve provided, you can easily identify which firefighting companies were present at the scene. Unfortunately, the photographer remains anonymous, but these images are part of Eric’s personal collection.
I’ve included some of the photos below for your reference. As you’ll see, each one captures different moments and perspectives of the same event. They’re all quite striking and give a sense of the chaos and scale of the situation.
*Caption: Fire scene in Chicago.*
*Caption: Fire scene in Chicago.*
*Caption: Fire scene in Chicago.*
*Caption: Fire scene in Chicago.*
*Caption: Fire scene in Chicago.*
*Caption: Fire scene in Chicago.*
*Caption: Fire scene in Chicago.*
It’s always fascinating to look back at historical events like this through old photographs. It really puts things into perspective and helps us understand how far we’ve come in terms of firefighting techniques and safety measures.
Let me know if you have any questions or need further details!
Best regards,
[Your Name]
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