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View of the Lincoln Memorial from Arlington, Virginia, at 1:45 pm, June 8, 2023 (Original Post)
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AllaN01Bear
(23,735 posts)1. this reminds me of when we had the yosemitie rim fire and others a
number of years a go. wore a particle mask because of heart problems with the smoke. cough ,cough.
appalachiablue
(43,338 posts)2. Thanks for posting, wow
GreenWave
(9,847 posts)3. When business go unregulated...
BigmanPigman
(52,511 posts)4. That is what it looked like during the Witch and Cedars Fires
in San Diego in 2002 and 2007. It looked like that for 5 days each time.
I woke up at noon on Sunday morning (slept late) and I thought I had slept all day since it looked like sunset when I woke up. Schools were closed for a week during each fire. Ashes were falling from the sky, looking like large, grey snowflakes. Creepy. Only a change in wind stopped one fire, the other burned all the was to the coast. Thousands of homes/structures were destroyed. Several fellow teachers lost their homes.
I wore a mask when I was teaching (this was way before Covid but I knew it was not healthy for my lungs). I got odd looks but didn't care.