Bucephalus
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There's an enormous fire about 15 miles west of our house in Fort Collins, Colorado. As of this morning, it was said to have burned 37,000 acres and to be 0% contained. Fortunately, last I heard, only one person was reported missing, although a dozen homes have already been lost. The air is full of ash, and all our clothes smell like a campfire. Here are some photos from me and friends:
Ash on our deck in the morning. It also came through the windows into the kitchen and is piled on bookshelves.
Major intersection near our house:
From the POV of the dog park, which rests up against the foothills:
My friend, Becky McIntyre, took these a couple nights ago at Horsetooth Reservoir, where we've been doing water work with Bo:
Ash on our deck in the morning. It also came through the windows into the kitchen and is piled on bookshelves.
Major intersection near our house:
From the POV of the dog park, which rests up against the foothills:
My friend, Becky McIntyre, took these a couple nights ago at Horsetooth Reservoir, where we've been doing water work with Bo:
Very neat photos...but very scary. Maybe this is another sign saying that you should move east. I don't think I've ever heard of Maryland catching on fire :lol:
