My father had to go back to Macon on 1/17/14 because he had stuff to do... So I went with him. Before I siren hunted and when I got in Macon. I decided to stop by a 2001-SRN at Macon-Bibb Fire Station #11. When my father got the stuff done. I start to siren hunt. After I photographed the 2T22 in Gray. My father wanted to drive me home without taking the interstate I-75 because my father was worried if we hit the Atlanta, GA slow traffic... Since my father didn't take the interstate. I saw a lot of sirens.
Anyway, here are the photos:
^Federal Signal 2001-SRN-AC/DC located in Macon, GA at Macon-Bibb Fire Station #11 (replaced a Thunderbolt 1000T).
^Refurbished Federal Signal 2T22 located in Gray, GA at Jones County recycling center.
^Federal Signal 2001-130 located in Gray, GA near to a water tower and near to a library(?).
^Federal Sign and Signal STH-10 and a Model 2 located in downtown Madison, GA at City Hall. The STH-10 is active, used as a tornado siren. The Model 2 is
decommissioned because the STH-10 replaced it.
^Federal Signal 2001-SRN-AC located near Madison, GA at Heritage Park off of Madison Bypass and Old Buckhead road.
^Federal Signal 2001-SRN-AC/DC located in Athens, GA off of Broad street and Old Epps Bridge road.
^Federal Signal 2001-SRN-AC/DC located in Athens, GA at a Hospital near to Bishop park off of Sunset drive.
That's all photos I got!
