fire watching (Meaning)

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fire watching (n)

(during World War II in Britain) watching for fires started by bombs that dropped from the sky

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In the tranquil wilderness, the fire watchers stayed vigilant, their eyes scanning the horizon for signs of smoke.
As the sun set, the fire watchers settled into their isolated cabin, prepared for a long night of fire watching.
With a keen sense of responsibility, the fire watcher observed the landscapes, ensuring the safety of the forest.
The fire watchers shared stories of past blazes, their words echoing through the quiet of their remote lookout.
Armed with binoculars and radios, the fire watchers stood guard, ready to report any sign of fire.
In the eerie stillness of the night, the fire watchers kept their eyes fixed on the horizon, their minds racing with scenarios.
With determination and perseverance, the fire watchers scanned the vast expanse, their focus unwavering.
The fire watchers maintained meticulous records, documenting each sighting and diligently reporting them to authorities.
The fire watchers worked tirelessly, their dedication fueled by the knowledge that they were protecting the natural beauty around them.
As dawn broke, the fire watchers breathed a sigh of relief, grateful for a night without incident.

(during World War II in Britain) watching for fires started by bombs that dropped from the sky

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

In the tranquil wilderness, the fire watchers stayed vigilant, their eyes scanning the horizon for signs of smoke.

As the sun set, the fire watchers settled into their isolated cabin, prepared for a long night of fire watching.

With a keen sense of responsibility, the fire watcher observed the landscapes, ensuring the safety of the forest.

The fire watchers shared stories of past blazes, their words echoing through the quiet of their remote lookout.