51.   Fire trucks responded within four minutes, but by the time they arrived, the fire was out of control.

52.   Firefighters strung tarpaulins between the trailer and a fire truck to shield the workers and one by one, four women disrobed and stepped into the shower.

53.   Fire trucks and smoke make her edgy.

54.   Fire trucks blocked the roadways for about two hours.

55.   Fire trucks came and put out the fire.

56.   Fire trucks roamed the area, extinguishing the stacks of tires that protestors set ablaze in the streets.

57.   Fire trucks and emergency vehicles were waiting along the runway.

58.   Fire trucks from towns and cities hundreds of miles away are parked in nearly every driveway lest a burning ember hit a roof.

59.   Flowers, wreaths and sympathy cards continued to mount on a Worcester fire truck that has become a makeshift shrine to the fallen.

60.   Finally, the women, clinging to a rope, descended a hill made muddy and slippery by the water from the fire trucks.