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.
What a beautiful photographs, fascinated me. These trees and the colours… amazing. Thank you, Love, nia
I’m not sure “like” is the appropriate response here…
Such a huge area,did it happen before so big?
Fires are always a hazard during dry weather. I hope all the fires are now out or under control.
The fires are all out and as you will see in some upcoming posts, California is extremely green again!
We’ve seen all the rain you’ve had on the news.
And there is much more coming today
As long as you don’t get flooding now.
So thankful for the rain…
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