BuzzH
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It's probably time to just let that go...I hope those on the line stay smart and safe. Lost too many lives already this year.
Drought for the west
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Salmonchaser
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When it hits the summit road, It’s all down hill to the grand Rhonde valley. Worst thing is it’s one of Oregons top three elk hunting areas, 20 years to draw and a 400 inch bull comes out of there every year. Hopefully most of them moved out ahead of the fire.
El Jason
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Per OnX it’s 48 air miles from north edge to south edge of this fire.
Salmonchaser
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Enormous effort to hold that series of fires, some thing like 12,000 firefighters on the ground in Oregon right now fighting these fires. Take a drive this fall look at the fuel and the ground the fires were in before the lightning storm started most the rest of them. Those fire fighters did their jobs.
Bc1992
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And that butts up to the Wilcox which butts up to porcupine ridge.
El Jason
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Be interesting to see what everything looks like in 48 hours.
El Jason
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Wind is really picking up.
If only there had been red flag warnings issued…
If only there had been red flag warnings issued…
SAJ-99
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can’t stop stupid.
How far from you? Looks like things are bad and only going to get worse
El Jason
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We are on the right side of the wind. Things look bad. There will be a lot of homes lost.
