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I am actually considering driving over the mountains and joining the efforts, now that they are asking for civilian help.
originally posted by: Domo1
a reply to: Skadi_the_Evil_Elf
I am actually considering driving over the mountains and joining the efforts, now that they are asking for civilian help.
I would consider it but I'm watching the dogs while my girlfriend travels through that area (I'm kinda freaked out). She gets back Sunday and I don't have anything going on next week after Monday so I might be making the trip if they still need a hand.
originally posted by: beezzer
I asked my wife if I should volunteer and she gave me that "look".
Then said, "You're old. You couldn't outrun a candle!"
So no flame-jumping for me.
originally posted by: Aloysius the Gaul
originally posted by: Zaphod58
a reply to: Domo1
Four MAFFS equipped C-130s have been flying in California, and 200 active duty troops are going through fire training now to deploy this weekend. An additional 200 Washington National Guard troops will deploy too.
At least that means they won't be spraying chemtrails over the rest of the country......right??
Low snowpack and unseasonably warm weather this spring left forests tinder dry. Because past forest-management practices dictated that fires be put out right away, many forests are thick with heavy fuels that would have burned naturally.
Calling for more funding for forest treatment and fire-prevention, state lands commissioner Peter Goldmark said the forests were unhealthy.
“Our forests are sick. They’re vulnerable to fire,” he said in an interview earlier this summer.
originally posted by: yulka
God is still mad, no he is more pissed of then ever. Im gonna go hide for a while