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On a more serious note: the latest update, about 27 hours after the fire started.
The Scout Camp lost power about 30 minutes ago. We shall see what happens next.
The Scout Camp lost power about 30 minutes ago. We shall see what happens next.
Well, just got notification that the Scout Camp is Voluntary Evacuation in about 20 minutes.
As most satisfying ending. Wish it could happen more.
I had a few fun nights in the Auger Inn back when they allowed non military civilians access to the club on Friday nights. I was at PIT school in 86
Jeebuz, people are stupid.......
it looks like hes vaccinated and the bear was going to take advantage of that
FFS...
Like a child playing with Nitroglycerin.
Reminds me, need to check the score at YSNP.
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That’s how women got the right to vote and we got presidents like Carter, Clinton, Obama and Biden? Yes people are that stupid.
Sure is fun to watch them.
I know where that bridge is............it is undefeated........
I saw a report last night that local foresters were leading groups out on logging roads to safe areas.
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The Pink tinge is from the map showing Red Flag Fire Weather Conditions, Yellow are areas of Evac Warning, Red are Evac Orders, and Orange are hot spots picked up
By satellite.
Edit! Just received an update, now 71,489 Acres at 1208 hours PDT. It was a 5 acre start yesterday at 1455 hours PDT.
Out my office window yesterday afternoon. That's the plume where the fire started. It was obviously pretty windy yesterday afternoon. I thought I'd posted this. Looks pretty clear now, wildland boys do good work.
Yeah; it’s hard, hot, dangerous, and exciting. Defenitely a young person’s job though. Our Son made it home about zero dark 15 due to evacuating in convoy. The airport and tanker base at Chico is closed due to the fire, so all air support has been coming out of RDD.
Morning Update Map.
Glad he made it home safely. I have a cousin married to a hotshot crew leader. I'm thankful we have those guys and gals, but damn that's a crazy job.
Yeah, I saw some awesome country during my time as a Wildland Firefighter. I’ll probably never get back to those location, and some I DON’T ever want to see again.
Ken's told me some stories. What you guys go through to even get in position to start fighting a fire is nuts. Don't think you'll ever meet a fat ass hotshot.
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