Brilliant vid mate, showcases what us volunteer firefighters do 👍🌾

Brilliant video, thanks so much for doing what you do, amazing to see that fire move so quickly

Thank you Tom and all your firefighters for what you guys do to save us all.

Highly recommend you share some of this with DFES. the bushfire centre of excellence is always after video footage for training. That wind change was a great for training, showed it at my brigade the other night

This was so interesting , never seen anything like this.

Great vid. As a member of a coastal brigade we rarely get to see or fight grass fires, so this gives some awesome footage and commentary. Even listening to the radios helps illustrate a lot. As one of the training officers, I hope you don’t mind me using this with the crew, so when we do get deployed out of area we’ve at least got some idea of what is needed.

@tomsbrookfarm

10 ай бұрын

100% go for it. One of the reasons for posting it was so that people can see what it is like to fight our fires and see how conditions can change in no time at all!

@manuelv.alonsoh.9985

8 ай бұрын

Hola te sigo desde España en la comunidad autónoma de aragon tengo 74 años y no tengo palabras para expresar el gran trabajo que hacéis por aquí en esta tierra se suele de personas tan valientes como ustedes que tienen más cojones que el caballo de espartero un grandisimo abrazo para todos ustedes ❤❤❤❤

Awesome video , community spirit...mate on mate watching each other's back , the Australian landscape. Job well done 👍

Great video!! Reminds me of being in Texas & Oklahoma. I can still taste the ash and smoke. I had to stop the video and go to the fridge and grab a cold one to wash it down. That's the beauty of being retired I guess. Keep up the good work. Don't get hurt!! You'll be doing the same thing; probably in the same place next year!!

Hey mate ,our fires are a lot different but just dangerous.Your coverage was great and well done to you and the crew in a very serious ,cheers Dicky situation

@petephone9353

10 ай бұрын

Who is 'our'? A brigade is a bush area? In another country?

@Ricardo_Moto

9 ай бұрын

@@petephone9353 I suspect the US. Generally slower, but hotter(?) then 'ours' imo

hi, thanks for showcasing this. It's interesting for me as a European to see how bushfires can work and how you fight them. Cheers

That was hectic . Good work🤙

Love your videos mate. Please keep them coming. Done a harvest for the Stead’s in 2011 and I’m sure I heard Simon on the 2way near the end of this video🤙

@tomsbrookfarm

Жыл бұрын

Yer that’s him on the two way 😂

This channel is going to be big! All best from Poland, Europe! :)

@tomsbrookfarm

Жыл бұрын

Glad you think so! Hope you are enjoying the content!

Good work guys . I was secretary of our local brigade for 22 years and 12 years of issuing permits.we had our good days and bad days

😮 great work mate!

Top effort guys

Brilliant vid mate, showcases what us volunteer firefighters do

That fire was fairly hooking

44 degrees that’s nearly freezing lol, great video

very good footage

Good human beings meet a bad situation

JH, can you please tell your audience just how far you had to travel to get down to the highway to fight the fire as I’m sure many people don’t have any idea of the distances our volunteers have to go.

No cap 🧢 This is lit 🔥 4 real 💀

Did that LAT have reds and blues?? Awesome video!

We all should be happy for firefighters so can go back to home we love firefighters

At least you guys get half-decent trucks and gear. Here is QLD, bloody great F...en joke... A tip when you need to fill with a lay-flat, grab a section of suction line and connect (hope you cary selection of fittings) and use that on end into tank, it wont flop/flap around or kink off. Just shows to others what fires can do when weather is against you.

What a legend

Solid effort guys

@gjpoole310

Жыл бұрын

The wind was so crazy

@tomsbrookfarm

Жыл бұрын

Yer it has some force to it when that southerly change came in!

@gjpoole310

Жыл бұрын

@tomsbrookfarm it would of been bloody wild mate

@darrenmacgregor9575

Жыл бұрын

Some great footage

It's interesting to see an ex CFA tanker. They are popular with farmers in our part of Victoria

@Milp1832

10 ай бұрын

What does CFA stand for ?we don't have that in WA we don't need it.

@hairy-dairyman

10 ай бұрын

@wtech.4238 Country Fire Authority. You'll have an equivalent when you're a real state. I've been over to help in 2017. Good people and good fun

@Ricardo_Moto

9 ай бұрын

@@Milp1832 Do you just let your fires burn? Sorry but if you don't have RFS/CFA not sure youred have much forest left

@Hick25

9 ай бұрын

@@Ricardo_Motothey have DFES (Department of Fire & Emergency Services) which has a Rural fire division

@Ricardo_Moto

9 ай бұрын

@@Hick25 Thanks mate, new they must have something!

Australia 👍🇦🇺

Stuffed if I know how you filmed that mate! I'm RFS CAT 1 driver and couldn't have recorded that around here!

I just felt I wanted to tell y’all something funny. So I was out driving in the country with my family and we stopped at this old town in the middle of nowhere, now there was a VBFB and my brother being my brother decided to try the door handle. It was open. The entirety of the truck was also left open. So, my dad told his mate who’s an Area officer and we don’t know what happened after that but it was pretty cool.

you the CFA

What area are you in? Looks a bit like Western Australia

@tomsbrookfarm

6 ай бұрын

Yep, Esperance in Western Australia

@kevinsheehan4565

5 ай бұрын

He is about 70 km west of Esperance and 30 40 km north of the tar road ,the fire was south of the tar road 80 90 km towards Ravensthorpe (Ravy)

Just a query,at around 8.50mins as the fire was about to go across the road,you commented that it was the “ton”crossing the road.Unsure what you meant,or was I not hearing it right.Replayed it but still not clear on what you meant,Cheers Dicky

@tomsbrookfarm

Жыл бұрын

I say "that there is retardant from the plane" its what the bombers uses to slow down the spread of the fire.

@Ricardo_Moto

9 ай бұрын

i hear on the radio 'fire on the western side of the highway, quite tame' at 8:50

The relight issue is because you're driving too fast and you're also driving in the dry side which can be dangerous in itself. You should half your speed and attack it from the burnt side so the nozzle can get in the seat of the fire and really drown the spot instead of just getting the top grass wet and allowing the dry grass underneath to relight. I'm not here as an internet warrior. I just want you guys to be safe. I lost a couple of buddies in the fire service and I don't want that to happen to others.

@robbrowne8814

Ай бұрын

Like he said, hit it then loop back because there is no backup. Your first run slows it then the others black it.