Glamping for Beginners: Tips for a First-Time Glamper
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The great outdoors has always held an allure for adventure seekers, as it
offers the chance to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life and
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According to the driver of the truck, the vehicle is known as the "wok truck" because of its resemblance to a wok. It is based at the Na'alehu station paired with a medic unit where it serves a community of 919. The main station is in Pahala, 13 miles away, and houses an (more modern) engine and ambulance.
The funnel is open at the top and filled for water for suppression. Choppers can also drop water into it.
Given the area's strong winds, wildfires in the area can grow quickly and these guys are pros at containing them with the resources they have.
Denise Laitinen
Firewise Communities Hawaii Coordinator
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