Fires can make for brilliant sunsets...

[aurfalien]

Hi,

I wish Ed was still here as he would have loved this one.

 

Edited December 13, 2017 by aurfalien

[cowboy rich]

Nice sunset. How close are the fires to you?

[aurfalien]

17 minutes ago, cowboy rich said:

Nice sunset. How close are the fires to you?

Hi,

They blew over me during the past weekend and are on there way North to Santa Barbara.  It's been a while since there were big fires here in the area which means there is plenty of fuel.  Once it's said and done,  I'd count on anther 10+ years of lesser fires.

[afx]

Glad the fires missed you Brian.

[aurfalien]

4 hours ago, afx said:

Glad the fires missed you Brian.

Hi and thank you sir.

[426 pack]

Wow. 

Last year we had fires all around us up in northern BC Canada. We were on an evacuation notice and it was raining ashes on our yard. It was around the same time as the fort Mack fires. All the pics are from different fires and that wasint evan all of them. 

[iamsuperdan]

Drove through some southern BC fires last summer. Crazy stuff, and not nearly as photogenic as the sunset above! ROlling road closures, water bombers and helicopters picking up water right next to the road, ash raining down on the truck. And there's no way we could have turned our rig around if the fire shifted.