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06-13-08, 10:05 am
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| Wild Fire Well, there's a wild fire here on the east coast, I can't remember where it started, but they have been fighting it for 12 days, and there's peat moss where it is so that just makes it worse, the air quality code is red, and it looks like we have fog, you can't go outside without coughing. I didn't even know about it until today when I got up and saw and asked why it looks like fog, and I was told about the wild fire. I hope they get it out soon! |
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06-13-08, 12:20 pm
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| Re: Wild Fire If there isn't flooding, there are tornadoes, if there are not tornadoes, there are wild fires. This is just a terrible year. I'd be happy to send some of our floodwaters your way if I could. |
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06-14-08, 01:16 pm
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| Re: Wild Fire So true. I heard on the news last night that it has burned more than 39 thousand acres, and is the largest wild fire in the United States. There really isn't any smoke today, and I can't smell anything,. I totally wish we could get some rain! We are still in a drought even thought the water level is finally full, but we still have to be careful. |
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