It takes a lot of labor and a lot of good volunteers. But we enjoy putting it on.

It's a kind of homecoming.

That smashes our old record.

I think this is one of the biggest crowds I've seen.

There's cost involved there. There's labor hours, maintenance, wear and tear on the machines, there's fuel costs that's involved and that's every call whether it's an actual emergency or a false call.

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