We almost died at our ward BBQ when the hose on the propane tank started on fire. They disconnected it from the grill, but the hose was still burning and nothing they did would put it out (kicking at it, pouring water on it). We were standing about 3 feet from the tank, and all I could think was that it could explode any second but none of us ever moved. Even though it was burning their hands, finally one of the guys got a good grip and turned off the propane. The fire immediately went out and we knew it was divine intervention.
Friday, April 23, 2010
Day 87: Saturday 17 April 2010
We almost died at our ward BBQ when the hose on the propane tank started on fire. They disconnected it from the grill, but the hose was still burning and nothing they did would put it out (kicking at it, pouring water on it). We were standing about 3 feet from the tank, and all I could think was that it could explode any second but none of us ever moved. Even though it was burning their hands, finally one of the guys got a good grip and turned off the propane. The fire immediately went out and we knew it was divine intervention.
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