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I am amazed that the fire season started so early, not a good sign. We usually get a heavy amount of snow in March and that is a major part of our moisture to get through summer. The fires are visible from south Denver metro as I understand, and the evacuation area includes my favorite close hiking place. I am attaching a map,. if you see HWY 285 and Evergreen that is where I lived during high school. That area is not evacuated but my high school friend had his former family home burn down a few years ago.
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Yeah let me know if you are passing by. From May through September I try to have a backyard BBQ once a month or so because I have a prettyu nice back yard.
Yes, the Colorado Forest Service has apologized for it, and there is currently an investigation to establish if the decision went through the proper chain of command and why such a poor decision was made based on weather forecasts.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bastrop_County_Complex_fire
I wish all of you who live near that fire, or have loved ones near there well-being. It's very hard to keep a calm frame of mind when you can see the halo of wildfires only a couple of miles off and even at night a very large column of smoke which looks like a ghastly clone of the himalayan mountains