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Old 08-25-2013, 10:05 AM   #1
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Calif wild fires

The wild fires in Nor Cal have claimed one of our own kind, no peple hurt as of yet, this one was in Georgetown, the fire is out as of now.
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Old 08-25-2013, 11:51 AM   #2
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Re: Calif wild fires

totally sad that is one mean fire, hope they can get it under control soon
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Old 08-26-2013, 12:50 AM   #3
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Re: Calif wild fires

Hey Rich were you saying it's out or out of control? That "Rim Fire" has been looking pretty bad. We're supposed to go to Twainharte on Thursday but have no idea if it would even be possible. Good to see that no one has been hurt. Hate to see the damage to the old iron and other property though. Keeping all the firefighters in our thoughts.
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Old 08-26-2013, 05:27 AM   #4
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Re: Calif wild fires

Wishing you the best of luck there in Cali hope the fire is brought under control soon, we have our share of them in our fire season.
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Re: Calif wild fires

Sad loss.

As of this morning, the fire is no where near under control. Our local community has sent several crews to assist, as have many others. All we can do is pray that they can get on top of it.
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What an erie photo....
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Old 08-26-2013, 08:19 PM   #7
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that really sucks. plus it's a burban. I think it can be saved. wheres allen he wanted a burb.
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The wild fires in Nor Cal have claimed one of our own kind, no peple hurt as of yet, this one was in Georgetown, the fire is out as of now.
That fire was 70 miles north of the Rim Fire ( Yosemite ) the Rim fire has grown to over 200,000 square miles...still going, as shown below, there are two others going strong as well... not good.
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Old 08-27-2013, 02:55 AM   #9
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That Georgetown fire was about a mile from my brothers house.
His daughter's boyfriend, Jay, is a hotshot fighting the rim fire right now. He hasn't had much rest this season.
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Re: Calif wild fires

Here's a tracking site for the fire, if you're interested:

http://projects.scpr.org/firetracker/rim-fire/
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Re: Calif wild fires

Praying for those affected and also those in the path...
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I just visited family where the Powerhouse fire was a couple months ago (and where I was born). That place won't look the same again for a long time...
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So ridiculous that they don't use water bombers.
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that really sucks. plus it's a burban. I think it can be saved. wheres allen he wanted a burb.
I'm right here . So sad but I'd like to have it. A hull is more than I have now.
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We're supposed to go to Twainharte on Thursday but have no idea if it would even be possible.
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And even if it's possible it may be pretty miserable because of all the smoke in the air. Those with respiratory problems really suffer.
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Re: Calif wild fires

Yeah, I was just talking to my folks in Arnold. They said that the smoke is up there and. its all the way to the ground. I'm only out of a couple days of boating. There's a bunch of people that are out so much more. My thoughts are with them
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Hey Mark, I notice that you're from Spokane Valley. Is that anywhere near Mt. St. Helens?
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