Brandstationen der brændte Traditional Cache

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Hidden : 2/22/2009
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Odder har en relativ ny brandstation. Og det har sin forklaring. Den gamle brændte nemlig helt og aldeles ned i 1965.


Det skete oven i købet mens byens nye brandinspektør fejrede sølvbryllup. Midt under festen kom der bud om, at brandstationen stod i flammer. Mange troede det var en spøg -men nej. Brandbiler og bygninger, alt forsvandt. Til gengæld kom Odder på forsiden af New York Times - og det er vistnok aldrig sket siden.

(Med til historien hører at det var Ole’s tantes far der var så uheldig at futte stationen af)

Indhold fra starten: Logscroll. FFC + JFFC vil blive sendt pr. mail.

Medbring selv skriveredskab

God jagt!

PARKER IKKE PÅ BRANDSTATIONENS OMRÅDE !!!!!!!!



English: The Fire Station is on fire! Odder has a relatively new fire station and that can easily be explained, as the old one was burnt to the ground in 1965. It happened as the fire inspector was celebrating his silver wedding anniversary. Right in the middle of all the celebrations came the message that the fire station was in flames. Many thought it was a joke, but sad to say NO. The fire engines and the buildings all lost. This event put Odder on the front page of the New York Times- and true to say it has never happened since.

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