Jamie Dolan – Shih Tzu, Cooking, Gardening & Technology

We were camping in Saxton, WI.  I was woken  up by some very loud noises around 3:00a.m. at first I didn’t think much of it, as we were not far from highway 2, which often has trucks, which are a bit loud.  After some additional noises, I decided I better get up and check it out.  I was shocked to see a large fire, just several campsites over.  It was reaching at least 15 feet high.

After taking a second to wake up, I decided we should all get in the car and move farther back and call for help.  We got into the car and move back a good 100 feet.  I called 911, as at this point it wasn’t totally clear if the driver was out of the truck or might be in danger.

Firetrucks started showing up within maybe 20 minutes of when we called and got the fire under control.  The truck ended up being filled with lumber, which appeared to have caught fire to some extent.  They spent the next couple hours off-loading the lumber to another truck, log-by-log and spraying down each log.

The next day, we took a look at the truck as we left, the back end of it was totally destroyed.

Edited on 5/3/2017 to add additional information.

This afternoon (4/19/2017) I got a notification that I can now manage a group with my page.

Of note: I’ve only had this option enabled for one of multiple pages I am an admin for. I’ve not yet explored what this means for the page — I’m assuming a link will be added to the page for the group. I will explore this and update this article.

I was brought to this page where I was then able to select my group from a list of all group I’m an admin for.

Next, I went to the group and checked – indeed the page is not listed as a group admin.

By selecting the page from the drop-down menu, I’m now able to post as or comment as the page.

When we make a new post or comment on the post, we are given the choice of commenting / posting as the page or as ourselves.

We also have a note that is added to the banner that now shows a link to our page.