#fortpitt

[buffing-fdny]

Fort Pitt #firefighters #artphotography #artpic #nycpics #newyork #nyc #newyorkcity #fdny #manhattan #photographer #nycphotographer #fortpitt #oliviercarbonnierauteur #oliviercarbonnier 📸@olivier_carbonnier @mr_orlando_rodriguez (à New York, New York) https://www.instagram.com/p/B0v2Ew5i0uo/?igshid=1m651hwkjnb3u

[buffing-fdny]

Showing my third book to Da Boyz! So proud of it! @0rlando_rodriguez #fdny #fdnybooks #fortpitt #nycpics #newyork #newyorkcity #nycphotographer #nyc #artphotography #artpic #manhattan #oliviercarbonnierauteur #oliviercarbonnier (à New York, New York)

[theredhookian]

#fortpitt #boulevard #intersection #trafficlight #night #pittsburgh #traffic #light #red https://www.instagram.com/p/ChkcEdWLqUw/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[keeneydesignme]

Photo from last weekend trip up in Pittsburgh, Fort Pitt bridge over the Monongahela river and you can see Fort Pitt Tunnel in the background . #pittsburgh #fortpitt #everythingpittsburgh #visitpennsylvania #bridges #monongahelariver #riverside #rivers #ruralbridges #paexplore #raw_architecture (at Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bv-cLv4BXSv/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=fpcqk1p83po5

[paulinegoan]

Fort Pitt

[pennproud]

#TBT to Sept. 1, 1960, when the 3,614 foot long, over 28 foot wide Fort Pitt Tunnel opened as the last link in the Penn Lincoln Parkway. The Fort Pitt Tunnel groundbreaking ceremony was held April 17, 1957, and the drilling began on August 28. (Photo courtesy of Senator John Heinz History Center) #vintage #tunnel #FortPitt #pennlincoln #groundbreaking #bw #tunnelview

[dogysmags-blog]

Pit Bull rescued from ‘crack house’ joins fire brigade

Malnourished, scarred from cigarette burns, and alone in a disused house in New York in the middle of January, Ashley was one unfortunate dog. She had no food and no water, and, it seemed, not a friend in the world. Luckily, help was on the way. The young Pit Bull female was picked up by some wonderful people from No More Pain Rescue following a tip-off, even though they didn’t have anywhere for her to stay.  “We didn’t ask any questions when the person called us and told us the dog was alone,” Erica Mahnken, one of Ashley’s rescuers, told  CBS News . “It was freezing out. There was nothing in the house. No, we didn’t think about it — we just ran and got her and said we’ll figure out what we were going to do after we got her out of there.”       Ravs has 30 days? What’s he getting us?   A post shared by Ashley (@probyash) on  Jan 20, 2017 at 7:54pm PST         In a bind, Ashley’s rescuers called up some firefighter friends of theirs, knowing that the fire station had just lost its resident Rottweiler. And so Ashley joined the brigade on the Lower East Side station aptly named ‘Fort Pitt’ until other arrangements could be made.       Takin up- “hurry up LT I gotta  !!”   A post shared by Ashley (@probyash) on  Feb 2, 2017 at 7:01am PST         But three days later, a call was made, and Ashley was staying for good. She’s now the new fire house dog, and is only a few weeks into her new role. She loves to hang out with all the crew and is cuddled all the time. Best of all, Ashley’s past is being forgotten, and she has already doubled in weight.       Hi @lorrainerupert   Thank you so much for thinking of me!   ❤️ #fortpitt #pittstreet #pittbull #Rescuepup   A post shared by Ashley (@probyash) on  Feb 2, 2017 at 6:52am PST         You can follow Ashley’s adventures at the fire station on her very own Instagram account, which already has over 11,000 followers!   Featured image via  Instagram/Probyash     The post  Pit Bull rescued from ‘crack house’ joins fire brigade  appeared first on  Dogs Today Magazine .

http://dogstodaymagazine.co.uk/2017/02/23/pit-bull-rescued-crack-house-joins-fire-brigade/

#dogs #dog #dogsnews

[dogysmag-blog]

Pit Bull rescued from ‘crack house’ joins fire brigade

Malnourished, scarred from cigarette burns, and alone in a disused house in New York in the middle of January, Ashley was one unfortunate dog. She had no food and no water, and, it seemed, not a friend in the world. Luckily, help was on the way. The young Pit Bull female was picked up by some wonderful people from No More Pain Rescue following a tip-off, even though they didn’t have anywhere for her to stay.  “We didn’t ask any questions when the person called us and told us the dog was alone,” Erica Mahnken, one of Ashley’s rescuers, told  CBS News . “It was freezing out. There was nothing in the house. No, we didn’t think about it — we just ran and got her and said we’ll figure out what we were going to do after we got her out of there.”       Ravs has 30 days? What’s he getting us?   A post shared by Ashley (@probyash) on  Jan 20, 2017 at 7:54pm PST         In a bind, Ashley’s rescuers called up some firefighter friends of theirs, knowing that the fire station had just lost its resident Rottweiler. And so Ashley joined the brigade on the Lower East Side station aptly named ‘Fort Pitt’ until other arrangements could be made.       Takin up- “hurry up LT I gotta  !!”   A post shared by Ashley (@probyash) on  Feb 2, 2017 at 7:01am PST         But three days later, a call was made, and Ashley was staying for good. She’s now the new fire house dog, and is only a few weeks into her new role. She loves to hang out with all the crew and is cuddled all the time. Best of all, Ashley’s past is being forgotten, and she has already doubled in weight.       Hi @lorrainerupert   Thank you so much for thinking of me!   ❤️ #fortpitt #pittstreet #pittbull #Rescuepup   A post shared by Ashley (@probyash) on  Feb 2, 2017 at 6:52am PST         You can follow Ashley’s adventures at the fire station on her very own Instagram account, which already has over 11,000 followers!   Featured image via  Instagram/Probyash     The post  Pit Bull rescued from ‘crack house’ joins fire brigade  appeared first on  Dogs Today Magazine .

http://dogstodaymagazine.co.uk/2017/02/23/pit-bull-rescued-crack-house-joins-fire-brigade/

#dogs #dog #dogsnews