The fire(wo)man

Also this morning was for early birds, with moving out of the barracks and breakfast before 8 am.
Today's session contained more practical moments, out in the light rain. We had time for several accident scenes, where a few persons acted hurt (often unconscious) and three others were the first persons to arrive at the scene of the accident. What do you do with the hurt persons? Who do you prioritize? The person most severe hurt is usually quiet, while the chocked person without life threatening injuries screams most. Good learning moments to watch when you weren't participating yourself.

Another fun moment before lunch was when the fire engine came to the backyard. We all tried the fire hose, quite fun. Just before lunch time we took a ride with the fire engine. We all felt like excited kids.
After lunch there was time to conclude the course and then the sad good bye. When you finally start to know the others in the group, it's time to go back home to normal life. Of course we had the obligatory group photo in front of a fire engine.



Maria then had over an hour to wait for the small airplane to Stockholm. There she had another two hours before the flight back to Umeå.

(Maria thanks her friends for the photos)