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Utah - 2000 |
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Above is a satellite picture of the wetsern U.S. The brown and orange clouds are smoke. The white clouds are the thunderstorms that started the fires. |
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Never sleep while on the fire line. You never know what will happen. |
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While constructing fire line, we saw the spotter helicopter, but he didn't see us. This is what followed him over ridge. |
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We backfired from our handline to widen the fireline should the fire make a run at us. |
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Even with sparse fuel, fire burns quite well in low humidity. |
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As we begin backfiring, the head of the fire comes over the ridge. |
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This is the westard view atop the west flank of the Manti La Sal fire. |
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