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Re: Fires!!!!
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Posted by steve n carol on July 14, 2007 at 07:14:02 from (12.219.251.99):
In Reply to: Fires!!!! posted by wayne2 on July 13, 2007 at 21:50:27:
LOL, LOL. Iam w/ Tom on this... Our area burned last October. This is in Twin Pines, Cal. It is/was called the Cabazon fire, it's where the 4 firefighters died. My place which is just a dirt, brush, equipment and storage, did'nt burn. I had parked my 2 tractors in the 200' X 150' clearing. Others were not as fortunate and lost it all. All of this to say, yep, the season is upon us. These things can be started even by a weed eater with a string trimmer causing rocks to spark! be careful. One thing (good?), many of the Rattlers (snakes) are gone. (must have gone to Oregon, haha)...sl Wayne, keep posting, we need news of the north.
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