So let me give you a story here. We have been dealing with California fires for many years now.
Some may know that I have experienced friends who have died int these fires, even people who have lost homes and even the recent the Creek Fire which almost took my family's home in the mountains of the Sierra Nevada's a year ago.
It seems we are experiencing these things more often as it seems like the end of the world usually. And we have been experiencing even recently with our sky is being orange and smoke being unhealthy to even go outside of your own home wow you can barely see the sun in the daytime.
Is this a Stephen King movie you may ask, well hardly, but more like real life to ones experiencing these things here.
Our recent fire that has caused these developing issues have been I'm going every year and just recently are sequoias have been almost destroyed people come from all over the world visit these wonderful gigantic trees that live for up to two thousand years or more.
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Here is my Creek Fire shirt that will still be relevant for many years to come because our Forest up there are not going to be the same in our lifetime but is also part of the natural way of life.
Here is also the progression map that I kept, and well almost the completed map actually, by the time I got this map in hand was almost to the point where it was out but as you can see on the red there was still some burning and the backcountry that was going on.
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Sure it's a sad story but I wanted to give you an example here with a documentary that has recently come up since the Creek Fire. Here is a Documentary that is actually based around a family who we know as the ones who own the Cressman's country store which has been around for many years, and means alot to the community, it was one of the many structures including homes that were destroyed in this massive fire that has been ranked one of the biggest single fires in California history.
https://abc.com/tv/shows/mountain-strong-surviving-the-creek-fire
You can fully watch a documentary here on the ABC website which is one that I think put together this documentary. There is also one that is available on Nat Geo which I believe to be found on Disney+
As things have progressed we have you'll see many many many fires and are time and as we speak there are was somewhere around four hundred and some watch fires in the west and here is an act of map after I just screenshotted for you here.
Well I'm not a super blogger or anything, but I thought this would be appreciated if I could give a little back history of what we dealt with here and are still dealing with every year in this beauty state of California.
I did recorded partially on the steam blockchain which was through Appics mostly during and after the burn so here are a few pictures to leave on. And thanks checking this out.
Be well
Unedited. From our first trip to see after the burn.
