I can't get any info off the scanner, forest service, NUTHIN, hope to hell it's not another one like last year, I "AIN'T" leaving my home this year!!!
Dennis :o
"We've got a FIRE!"
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azsnowman
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"We've got a FIRE!"
Been sitting here noticing the sky getting VERY smokey I can't get any info off the scanner, forest service, NUTHIN, hope to hell it's not another one like last year, I "AIN'T" leaving my home this year!!!
Dennis :o
I can't get any info off the scanner, forest service, NUTHIN, hope to hell it's not another one like last year, I "AIN'T" leaving my home this year!!!
Dennis :o
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azsnowman wrote:From what I'm hearing over the scanner, sounds like it's near US 60 North, the opposite side of the road from last years fire, some @$$hole tossed a cig butt out the window!!!!!
Dennis
What's wrong with people???!!!!!
Did they forget that their cigarette butt is hot and smoldering?!!
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Yeah isobar some people dont care were they smoke and then look what happens.
Dennis my prayers go you you and your family and hopefully you dont have to be evacuated.
Dennis my prayers go you you and your family and hopefully you dont have to be evacuated.
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The fire is now at 10 acres, went from 0 to 10 in 15 minutes, that's how flippin dry it is again. From the last report I heard, I've got the forest service band on my scanner, they've got a decent handle on it, with the winds dying down tonight, let's hope they get a line dug around it before morning, another day of 40-50 MPH winds in the forecast.
Josh, NO....we DON'T want a repeat of last year, that 10 days we were evac'd was the LONGEST ten days of my life, didn't know if we had a new house to return to or not!
Dennis
Josh, NO....we DON'T want a repeat of last year, that 10 days we were evac'd was the LONGEST ten days of my life, didn't know if we had a new house to return to or not!
Dennis
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azsnowman
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As of 0600 MST, it's 85% contained, 2 Type II Hot Shot Teams worked thru the night, they have a line dug on the N and NE flank of the fire which leads upslope, this should do the trick! "AMEN!"
This is the 2nd fire for us in less than a week, looks like a LOOOOONG summer season, let's hope the monsoons kick in early this year!
Dennis
This is the 2nd fire for us in less than a week, looks like a LOOOOONG summer season, let's hope the monsoons kick in early this year!
Dennis
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