To: jesi
Jesi, I saw your post yesterday, but it was buried about a hundred posts and I'm not in CA, I'm the other side of the world. I have friends in Perris, too (skydiving). From what I can tell, the fire is well west of them and I don't think there is any danger to them. Hopefully someone actually in CA can answer you. Also, welcome to FR!
568 posted on
10/28/2003 4:11:30 AM PST by
pops88
To: pops88
Thanks for the welcome and response. I'm in the rural midwest and we have basically no good news coverage of this mess. It's very frustrating and bothers me they are not giving this more attention for the people in CA.
574 posted on
10/28/2003 4:16:00 AM PST by
jesi
To: pops88; jesi
Perris, CA is doing fine, no significant fires have been reported in that area at all. Actually, they're in a pretty good condition overall - they had a major fire over there about seven years ago, and in the areas where the fire was, they've had developments go in, which would break up any fire lands and prevent the type of running fires that you see near San Bernardino or down in San Diego.
I had some friends who got burned out last time they had a fire down there - it was a real trip to visit them last year - it used to be that you could look out from their home and maybe be able to see neighbors in the distance. Now you've got to navigate two subdivisions, twisting around, to get to their house, and there isn't a plot around them that isn't already developed.
605 posted on
10/28/2003 5:08:00 AM PST by
kingu
(Just helping...)
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