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Trailer's "bones" go up in flames

Posted: 06.13.2012 at 9:34 PM

QUINCY, ILL. -- The Tri-Township fire department made quick work of a trailer fire at the Town and County Trailer Park Wednesday evening.

A trailer was being torn down when a small brush fire caught the remains of the structure on fire.

No injuries were reported.

It took crews about 45 minutes to knock the fire down.

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