Remnants from a brush-fire ravaged scene at Placerita Canyon, California. As of December 11, 2016, 6,938 fires had burned 565,070 acres (2,286.8 km2), according to the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection.[1]
Thankfully, heavy rains and snow in California in December and January have alleviated the drought to some extent.
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9 responses to “Scorched Earth”
What a beautiful photographs, fascinated me. These trees and the colours… amazing. Thank you, Love, nia
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I’m not sure “like” is the appropriate response here…
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Such a huge area,did it happen before so big?
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Fires are always a hazard during dry weather. I hope all the fires are now out or under control.
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The fires are all out and as you will see in some upcoming posts, California is extremely green again!
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We’ve seen all the rain you’ve had on the news.
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And there is much more coming today
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As long as you don’t get flooding now.
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So thankful for the rain…
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