Wow, we made CNN.
http://www.cnn.com/2007/US/02/07/knoxville.fire.ap/
Don't you love how in Knoxville, every old building that is under any sort of scrutiny by the city or historic groups finds a way to mysteriously burn to the ground?
McClung Warehouse is a burnin'
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McClung Warehouse is a burnin'
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its sad. i always liked that buildingl. I planned to eventually go and explore it. but i guess there is no point now.
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Here's some vids:
first one they caught the wall falling on the firetruck
philco warehouse fire
the second one is around the time I was going by
philc fire 2
first one they caught the wall falling on the firetruck
philco warehouse fire
the second one is around the time I was going by
philc fire 2
Oh sad is the world. but I have Kavorkian's scarf.
Is it just me, or does that fire seem more like what you'd expect from the tank farm on Middlebrook than the framing timbers and floors of an old warehouse?
I know there was a furniture refinishing business in there, but that looks like WAY more than a few drums of methylene chloride and polyurethane.
I know there was a furniture refinishing business in there, but that looks like WAY more than a few drums of methylene chloride and polyurethane.
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I heard it was a few 55 gallon drums of varnish etc...
but the real problem is old wood.
I don't think I need to tell you how hard it is to control a raging fire when old wood is involved...
but the real problem is old wood.
I don't think I need to tell you how hard it is to control a raging fire when old wood is involved...
I also heard that they used to clean the floors with oil........oil soaked old wood.......phwoosh!
Anyway, I took some pics of the fire....and posted them on my flickr page.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/ishtar_nyx/sets/72157594525747076/
Enjoy!
(If you click the view as slideshow button, it makes viewing easier.)
Anyway, I took some pics of the fire....and posted them on my flickr page.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/ishtar_nyx/sets/72157594525747076/
Enjoy!
(If you click the view as slideshow button, it makes viewing easier.)
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