Looks like we're safe (was: Fire Purrs)

This morning the fire picked up again, and burned further east. When I
looked at it at noon it was down at the base of highway 330 - about 3/4
mile from my place. Lots os smoke, lots of ash. Got everything packed up
and ready evacuate, then sat down to watch. By 2:00 most of the visible
flames had died down. When I looked again 5 minutes ago, no flames are
visible, and we've got smoke plumes rising from close to 180 degree
expanse of mountain.

Looks like we're all going to be fine. But I'm NOT looking forward to
rainy season (if we have one this year).

Still purring here for the folks close to the other fires.

Dan and the Highland gang

"Dan Mahoney" wrote in message
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This morning the fire picked up again, and burned further east. When I
looked at it at noon it was down at the base of highway 330 - about
3/4
mile from my place. Lots os smoke, lots of ash. Got everything packed
up
and ready evacuate, then sat down to watch. By 2:00 most of the
visible
flames had died down. When I looked again 5 minutes ago, no flames are
visible, and we've got smoke plumes rising from close to 180 degree
expanse of mountain.

Looks like we're all going to be fine. But I'm NOT looking forward to
rainy season (if we have one this year).

Still purring here for the folks close to the other fires.

Dan and the Highland gang

I hadn't thought of that. Rain would be lovely right now, but after all
these fires, the flooding and mudslides will be horrendous if we do get
a lot of rain early next year.

Joy

What a relief, Dan! Purrs for you and all the others in your area.
Christine
"Dan Mahoney" wrote in message
...
This morning the fire picked up again, and burned further east. When I
looked at it at noon it was down at the base of highway 330 - about 3/4
mile from my place. Lots os smoke, lots of ash. Got everything packed up
and ready evacuate, then sat down to watch. By 2:00 most of the visible
flames had died down. When I looked again 5 minutes ago, no flames are
visible, and we've got smoke plumes rising from close to 180 degree
expanse of mountain.

Looks like we're all going to be fine. But I'm NOT looking forward to
rainy season (if we have one this year).

Still purring here for the folks close to the other fires.

Dan and the Highland gang

In article , Dan Mahoney
wrote:


Still purring here for the folks close to the other fires.

Dan and the Highland gang


As I said in a earlier thread I'm sooo glad you're safe!
Suz
Iron Chef Macmoosette
Thank Heavens There's Only One
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Chocolate heals all wounds.

What a relief!
Continued purrs and best wishes for those still in danger,
--
Polonca & Soncek

"Dan Mahoney" wrote in message
...
This morning the fire picked up again, and burned further east. When I
looked at it at noon it was down at the base of highway 330 - about 3/4
mile from my place. Lots os smoke, lots of ash. Got everything packed up
and ready evacuate, then sat down to watch. By 2:00 most of the visible
flames had died down. snip

Dan Mahoney wrote:
This morning the fire picked up again, and burned further east. When I
looked at it at noon it was down at the base of highway 330 - about
3/4 mile from my place. Lots os smoke, lots of ash. Got everything
packed up and ready evacuate, then sat down to watch. By 2:00 most of
the visible flames had died down. When I looked again 5 minutes ago,
no flames are visible, and we've got smoke plumes rising from close
to 180 degree expanse of mountain.

Looks like we're all going to be fine. But I'm NOT looking forward to
rainy season (if we have one this year).

Still purring here for the folks close to the other fires.

Dan and the Highland gang

I'm releaved you and your family are OK, continuing purrs for all the people
and animals affected, and special purrs for the firefighters who are risking
their lives for others.
--
Adrian
A House Is Not A Home, Without A Cat.