
In a departure from typical horological discussions, zabreg1 Mr White shares a harrowing personal account of battling a forest fire near his home. This post highlights the unexpected moments when luxury watches take a backseat to real-world emergencies, prompting a reflection on true heroism and community spirit. His candid narrative underscores the unpredictable nature of life and the invaluable role of first responders.









And I am not talking about the watch...! Good to hear all is OK! Best Blomman
Glad it's over and no one is harmed. This "tradition " of setting fires intentionally during most hot days in summer in Croatia is really pissing me off. Sickos must pay! Yours D
Don't care. Lowest of low.
Glad to hear all is well at the end of the day! Cheers, Filip
My nephew is a fireman in the south of France so you can imagine how many times he is called every summer to fight against flames in forests. And yes they truly risk their lives every time so as to save our homes, our lives, or simply our forests. Arsôists should be sentenced to hang, or better should be thrown in the flames of the fire they have set (sorry for my brutal response but I'm pissed of too of these criminals). I'm so happy for you my friend about the lucky end of this scary story, Mi
. . . or him? Btw, when I replied on Wrist Scan, I hadn't seen this thread, and no idea how serious it was. Please don't tell me you actually have moonshiners in your neighborhood! Relieved, Art
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