Hope any of our forum members who are there are safe - the destruction is terrible.

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this one really shows the devastation, assuming those were all houses before, looks like a tornado hit

EDIT: might have been a mobile home park...

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Such horrendous damage!! So many people affected by this wildfire.

Let's hope they can get it under control before more death and destruction occur.

It's been a bad year so far for natural disasters. What's next?

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Such horrendous damage!! So many people affected by this wildfire.

Let's hope they can get it under control before more death and destruction occur.

It's been a bad year so far for natural disasters. What's next?

Volcano eruptions.

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Saint Cloud, Minnesota, where the weather is wonderful even when it isn't.

The already posted photo is more dramatic when you see the before and after. It is amazing that most of the pine trees survived.






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Start setting money aside for the next disaster - Homeowners Insurance Increases.

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Wow!

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The already posted photo is more dramatic when you see the before and after. It is amazing that most of the pine trees survived.

Yikes, so not a mobile home park... just a normal hood. Thats wow.

The big 747 still keeps flying overhead, as well as several smaller planes.

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In a year that has brought us three devastating hurricanes, the guttural reaction to fire makes this seem so much worse.

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“No persons are more frequently wrong, than those who will not admit they are wrong.”
-- François de La Rochefoucauld

I'm thinking that being close enough to take some of those shots is just too close! Scary!

While loss of human life and livelihoods are primary, I wonder how many pets were in those homes. Not to mention the wild critters living in the hills.

Horrific.

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