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August 10, 2009

Zaca Fire Remembered

 
I found this video essay embedded on Google Earth. The photos are put to the soundtrack of the movie Braveheart. In an odd way it works. Both the fire and movie were epics. As we are reminded at the end of this essay the Zaca Fire burned for 2 months and claimed over 240,000 acres.



With the La Brea blaze about to touch the edge of the Zaca burn it is appropriate to reacquaint ourselves with the fire potential of this region.

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Wow!! What a great photo essay. Makes me think about what I need to do with my Chalk photos. Thanks for finding this for all of us. Mike.

I think the comparison is a good one, too. We could easily be in for the long haul on the La Brea Fire.

You are the best!!
 
Nice video..keep going...

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