Saturday, September 15, 2007

from the east


looking into hell

11 comments:

Unknown said...

I hope the smoke doesn't blow your way.

Anonymous said...

WOW! A scary and impressive photo at the same time!

I sure hope they get it under control soon! :-)

Unknown said...

David - Did you notice that you are blog of the day over here: http://www.ladylike4.com/sugarloaf-mountain-botd/1211#comment-2622

David Edward said...

4000 acres at mid day yesterday has grown to 14,000 acres as of 1 am Sunday, God knows where it stops, so I will go to church and ask him.

Chris said...

I'm worried for you. Please keep us updated if you can.

carmilevy said...

You manage to find beauty in a frightening event. How do you do that?

I'm praying that the flames are beaten into history, where they belong.

And I'm praying that this does not affect you. Stay safe, mon ami.

MaR said...

It is scary. Stay safe...

Snaggle Tooth said...

Not again! Good luck with the winds n helicopters.
Beautiful billowing, but hope that photo op takes a rest very quickly!

David Edward said...

15439 acres are toast, but Bambi escaped.
on monday morning the sky looks much better, and my life has taken a HUGE turn for the better.
Love makes such a difference.

AngelConradie said...

an unbelievably striking photograph!

David Edward said...

i think they have this one handled.
86 percent contained as of tuesday night and much cooler weather is helping thm to finish up.
God bless te firefighters an dtheir amilies, who mustnot see much of their men durig the peak fire sason.