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fotabug22-Oct-2006 19:46
Wow, it really did a burn, didn't it? I was just reading a NGS book on wilderness areas and fire isn't really the enemy the gov't and others suggest it is. The Indians used to controlled burns and wildlife area managers to that today also. It energizes the land and restores the native plant life.\

Very good gallery, Bill. Nicely done.
Maureen20-Oct-2006 16:54
It's sad to realize all the beauty that is lost.
Digital Nuts16-Oct-2006 11:44
Great record of what occurred. I have passed through areas like that, and it is very sad.
Jeannie
Guest 16-Oct-2006 07:47
a sad but well documented depiction of what nature brings sometimes. You did a nice job! I look forward to seeing more of your photos from your trip
Bea.16-Oct-2006 03:09
Very stark and sad images of what nature can hand out.
Guest 16-Oct-2006 02:50
Bill, great documentation of the terrible devastation that these fire do
Mark Krauss16-Oct-2006 01:28
What broad devestation.
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