I’ve got to figure out how to make these images larger for viewing. The first photo is so dramatic when viewed larger. There should be some way that one can click on the image to make it bigger.
416 Wildfire, Durango, La Plata County, Colorado, USA, North America416 Fire, Durango, La Plata County, Colorado, USA, North America416 Fire, Durango, La Plata County, Colorado, USA, North America416 Fire, Durango, La Plata County, Colorado, USA, North America416 Fire, Durango, La Plata County, Colorado, USA, North America416 Wildfire, Durango, La Plata County, Colorado, USA, North America416 Wildfire, Durango, La Plata County, Colorado, USA, North America416 Wildfire, Durango, La Plata County, Colorado, USA, North America416 Wildfire, Durango, La Plata County, Colorado, USA, North America
2 thoughts on “Here are some images from the 416 Fire which started on June 1, 2018 and was finally 100% contained onJuly 31, 2018”
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Were you evacuated? I’m so glad the fire is contained and hopefully out by now. I hope you guys are alright!
Don’t know what is up with the like button. Thanks for your comments about my fire images. We did not have to evacuate as the fire was 10-15 miles away, but we created “go” bags just in case something flared up closer to us. It is still bone dry here. The “lawn” is brown and hasn’t been mowed in a year. We’ve had lots of wildfire mitigation done around the house and property so if a fire did come through there would be a good chance that the house would survive. So far we’ve only received 3.13 inches of precipitation all year. Not good. And the East Coast is getting drenched with rain. Record heat waves and fires have hit Europe as well. Climate change is real and real scary.
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It’s hard to hit the like button, but the images are amazing.
Were you evacuated? I’m so glad the fire is contained and hopefully out by now. I hope you guys are alright!
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Don’t know what is up with the like button. Thanks for your comments about my fire images. We did not have to evacuate as the fire was 10-15 miles away, but we created “go” bags just in case something flared up closer to us. It is still bone dry here. The “lawn” is brown and hasn’t been mowed in a year. We’ve had lots of wildfire mitigation done around the house and property so if a fire did come through there would be a good chance that the house would survive. So far we’ve only received 3.13 inches of precipitation all year. Not good. And the East Coast is getting drenched with rain. Record heat waves and fires have hit Europe as well. Climate change is real and real scary.
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