Full spray ahead: Firefighter Tyler Saxby sprays water into Discovery Passage from the top of the ladder truck during an exercise Wednesday afternoon beside the pier.

Full spray ahead

Firefighter Tyler Saxby sprays water into Discovery Passage from the top of the ladder truck during an exercise Wednesday afternoon beside the pier.

  • Mar. 24, 2011 12:00 p.m.
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