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September 05, 2007

Lick Fire Day 3

 
One of the unique aspects of the Lick Fire a webcam from above points at the action. This morning the camera shows us a sleeping beast waiting for it's wake up call from nature. Just beyond the peak in the foreground are a few hundred men and women scraping the ground on a steep grade. Daybreak on the fire line is a special time. A time to stop for a moment and look around. Later as the day heats up and the winds perk up a different mood sets in.

The fire has consumed 10,000 acres. CDF/Cal Fire has assembled an army of 1,700 to combat the flames.
More as the day progresses.

8:00 AM Wed. Sept. 5
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Posted by: retired cap mike: 6:26 AM


Comments:
Thank you anonymus firefighters in the 1st batallion that arrived on the scene Monday night at Booze lake!
You saved our houses! Thank you, thank you, thank you!
# posted by Anonymous Anonymous : September 05, 2007 4:12 PM
 
I'm a uniformed volunteer at Henry W. Coe State Park. My husband and I volunteer about 100 hours each year up there. We love that park and appreciate all of the hard work of the firefighters who are making a stand up there.

Yes, fire plays a role in a healthy ecosystem, but it's always sad to see so much damage done in such a short time.

I wish you luck wrestling this beast to the ground. And just wanted to say that those of us who love Coe Park are grateful.
# posted by Anonymous Anonymous : September 05, 2007 5:20 PM
 
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