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Uploaded by: superJ — Sunday July 22, 2012 — Durango, CO (Current Weather Conditions)

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Camera Type: Canon EOS Rebel T3


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1. gilg72 4:52 AM GMT on July 23, 2012
Great shot of this disaster. Congrats on the VIP Action: Quote \| Ignore User Member Since: June 5, 2010 Comments: 36667

2. Lucytoo 4:20 PM GMT on July 23, 2012
Seeing the flames in addition to the smoke really makes this one more dramatic! Good job! Action: Quote \| Ignore User Member Since: January 2, 2010 Comments: 1933

3. horacenick 5:00 PM GMT on July 23, 2012
Man had logged too many trees. god forgive us Action: Quote \| Ignore User Member Since: July 6, 2012 Comments: 13

4. superJ 8:38 PM GMT on July 23, 2012
An interesting and not necessarily invalid take on the fire, horacenick. However, this took place in juniper country, not a logging area. The fact is we haven't had a lot of wet weather recently and forest fires do happen. It's actually good for the environment, even if we humans don't appreciate losing our homes/businesses. I can't find that this particular fire has damaged anything manmade as yet, though news coverage is light, at best. Action: Quote \| Ignore User Member Since: October 15, 2004 Comments: 26

5. smj69 9:02 PM GMT on July 23, 2012
great series of shots superj, agree W/your reply to horacenick. that fuel type does have frequent return intervals. In absence of natural fire that historically burnt many acrers W/O suppression, logging & and other fuel RX's should be aimed at mimicking what fire did histroically. Action: Quote \| Ignore User Member Since: July 23, 2012 Comments: 0

6. mh0ff 12:41 PM GMT on July 24, 2012
Quoting superJ: An interesting and not necessarily invalid take on the fire, horacenick. However, this took place in juniper country, not a logging area. The fact is we haven't had a lot of wet weather recently and forest fires do happen. It's actually good for the environment, even if we humans don't appreciate losing our homes/businesses. I can't find that this particular fire has damaged anything manmade as yet, though news coverage is light, at best. I vote for superJ Action: Quote \| Ignore User Member Since: April 28, 2012 Comments: 1

7. Ralfo 12:03 PM GMT on July 25, 2012
Great Photos! Congratulations on this V.I.P. Action: Quote \| Ignore User Member Since: March 5, 2008 Comments: 5055

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Just an amateur... I love to take pics when hiking or driving around.

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