Click on Image to Enlarge

Harrison Ranch

One of David's buddies in Columbus owns Harrison Ranch, a ranch that has been in the Harrison family for more than 100 years.  (04.15.03)

Click on Image to Enlarge

Rain Creek Farm

David borrowed this lowboy trailer from Harrision Ranch to move a Chrysler Air Raid Siren that's due to arrive on April 16, 2003.  (04.15.03)

Click on Image to Enlarge

Rain Creek Farm

David prepares a place for the Chrysler Siren when it arrives.  Here the railroad ties are being leveled.  (04.16.03)

Click on Image to Enlarge

BigRed™ Siren

Here it is!  David's giant Chrysler Air Raid Siren arrives on the Fayetteville square from Burbank, California, on a heavy-duty 18-wheel tractor-trailer rig.  (04.16.03)

Click on Image to Enlarge

BigRed™ Siren

The truck driver (left) directs the forklift operator as the siren is lowered onto the lowboy trailer.  Fayetteville's mayor watches from beyond the forklift.  (04.16.03)

Click on Image to Enlarge

BigRed™ Siren

David poses for a photograph with his Los Angeles County air raid siren with the bandstand and precinct courthouse in the background.  (04.16.03)

Click on Image to Enlarge

BigRed™ Siren

Here's BigRed™ ready for the slow drive to Rain Creek Farm.  But first we make a stop at Orsak's Cafe for some dinner.  (04.16.03)

Click on Image to Enlarge

BigRed™ Siren

Linda followed behind the trailer to keep traffic off our slow moving siren.  The trailer was parked here and disconnected from the truck.  This weekend we need to find a large enough front end loader with forks to take the siren off the trailer and set it on the railroad ties.  (04.16.03)

Previous Page   Index   Search   Next Page