PHOTOS: 75 year old MT firefighter still finding joy in her job
75-year old Dynah Geissal has learned a lot in more than 20-years of firefighting, and she's happy to share stories.
Dynah Geissal on mop-up duty west of Three Forks on an early fire in JunePhoto by: Dennis Bragg photo
Dynah Geissal may be the oldest female wildland firefighter in the U.S. and loves sharing the lessons she's learnedPhoto by: Dennis Bragg photos
Dynah instructs young firefighters after a long weekend on the firelinesPhoto by: Frenchtown Fire Dept photo
Dynah says she stays fight with running, and doing chores at her off the grid propertyPhoto by: Dennis Bragg photos
Dynah has a collection of shirts and hats showing her service at fires all over the WestPhoto by: Dennis Bragg photos
Dynah fills out vouchers back at fire camp, after another long day on the fire linesPhoto by: Frenchtown Fire Department photo
An example of the fires Dynah faces every summer, including work on the massive Calder Fire at Lake Tahoe, seen herePhoto by: Frenchtown Fire Dept photo The service of Dynah, and her fellow firefighters, acknowledged in cards and letters from residents at Lake TahoePhoto by: Dennis Bragg photos Photo by: Dennis Bragg photos Photo by: Dennis Bragg photos Dynah shares stories and jokes with firefighters at the end of another long shiftPhoto by: Dennis Bragg photos Dynah passes along mop up pointers to firefighter-in-training Seth BorherPhoto by: Dennis Bragg photos
An example of the fires Dynah faces every summer, including work on the massive Calder Fire at Lake Tahoe, seen herePhoto by: Frenchtown Fire Dept photo The service of Dynah, and her fellow firefighters, acknowledged in cards and letters from residents at Lake TahoePhoto by: Dennis Bragg photos Photo by: Dennis Bragg photos Photo by: Dennis Bragg photos Dynah shares stories and jokes with firefighters at the end of another long shiftPhoto by: Dennis Bragg photos Dynah passes along mop up pointers to firefighter-in-training Seth BorherPhoto by: Dennis Bragg photos