[EUPHORIC]

One thing to read about it - kinda scary to BE there.

[Brad’s Gramma]

BTTT for later. Thanks for the thread.

[dogbyte12]

I am running high speed cable, and your pics are taking forever to load. Is it your host or the size of the pics?

Glad you are ok btw.

[TheErnFormerlyKnownAsBig]

My brother in-law is a Fire Chief in that area so we're all praying him and his FFs stay safe.

[LasVegasMac]

Yawn.

California burns every year.

The burn season is interupted only by the rain induced, human habitat slide into the ocean.

Then California burns again.

And yet they build again.

Go figure.

LVM

[Cindy]

I'm so glad you're ok.

Thanks for the photos.
Amazing.

I'm watching Fox11LA right now.

Our home was evacuated before when a fire was coming towards us.
So scary.

God bless you.

[Mike Darancette]

Been watching the Fire up Hermosa Ave all day. Really scary.

It seems to me that the local authorities have handled the fire (keeping it away from houses) and the related troubles quite well. It gives me hope if there is ever a terrorist attack.

[EUPHORIC]

Have twisted together a quick index page to the better of the pics: HERE

Getting much smokier here near Rialto. Looks like fog but smells like a fireplace!

God Help our mountains. Looks like fire stretches from West of the I15 to East of the 330. Nasty.

[ChemistCat]

Well, I'm impressed by your photography and prayerful for your situation, and I hope that this other so-called FReeper wakes up with shingles tomorrow. What a spiteful miserable excuse for a HINO.

I've been in hurricanes, tornadoes, earthquakes, and blizzards, but thank God never a fire. It doesn't matter where you go. There's always some way for Mother Nature to squish you like a bug if she's so minded.