Posted on 06/23/2012 5:57:21 PM PDT by Illuminatas
For the second day, the Weber Fire spewed a huge plume of smoke and forced the evacuation of dozens of homes as it grew to 2,500 acres. Firefighters prepared for a multi-day battle
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Thanks for the post.
We had 92 degrees here in Durango this afternoon. It’s a little hazey but there’s not any serious smoke here.
FMCDH(BITS)
Howdy neighbors. Stay safe and cool.
Was in Leadville, CO today and a new fire broke out there. It spread quite a bit in just two hours.
Unkus, stay safe! I know the area well - as I lived in CO for 25 years!
We are VERY dry here in AZ, too! Trees are succumbing to this drought - (and the bark beetle). Forests are turning brown - and we are praying for the monsoons to start soon!
Prayers for you and your family!
Thanks, yorkie. The same to you all.
Dang! That is my favorite country! I lived in the Farmington-Aztec in 1955-6 and 1973-1977.
I wish I was there now but I like to keep 945 miles between me and my worthless brother-in-law ( If you know him he probably owes you money) in Farmington!
Stay safe everyone!
I wish I was there now but I like to keep 945 miles between me and my worthless brother-in-law ( If you know him he probably owes you money) in Farmington!
I know a lot of people in farmington but don’t know him. LOL
My grandparents lived in Aztec between 1955-1969. They had Goodrich Dry Cleaners.
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