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Sun Jun 10, 2012, 12:30 PM

hlthe2b (47,280 posts)

11. Such a beautiful area... I hope the winds change and the cool front brings rain.

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25 replies	Author	Time	Post
Buildings destroyed, people missing in Colorado wildfire [View all]	Viva_La_Revolution	Jun 2012	OP
Told you guys on DU about this yesterday.	originalpckelly	Jun 2012	#1
Seems to be cooler this morning	Woody Woodpecker	Jun 2012	#4
Indeed, it is nicer.	originalpckelly	Jun 2012	#6
Hey Ron Paul supporters are you going to avoid that evil socialist FEMA money?	kemah	Jun 2012	#2
I'm up in Fort Collins this month... This one makes the May Hewlett fire look	hlthe2b	Jun 2012	#3
My grandparents old cabin is up in Poudre Park	Viva_La_Revolution	Jun 2012	#5
Such a beautiful area... I hope the winds change and the cool front brings rain.	hlthe2b	Jun 2012	#11
it was the smoke that woke me up this morning	fizzgig	Jun 2012	#12
this will be worse than 2002, I spent last summer all over the mountains here in CO and the trees	Demonaut	Jun 2012	#19
i was astounded by the stands of dead trees i saw last summer	fizzgig	Jun 2012	#20
this thread is old but the fire season is in its full throes	Demonaut	Jun 2012	#22
thanks for bothering to note where the f*** it is.	PatrynXX	Jun 2012	#17
You will probably find that more of the 1% use FEMA funds than the 99% because	nanabugg	Jun 2012	#23
this is something few people think about when they build houses "in the boondocks"	wordpix	Jun 2012	#7
My mom was raised in Ft Collins. I spent not only vacations there as a child,	kestrel91316	Jun 2012	#13
A couple decades is nothing to mother nature.	AtheistCrusader	Jun 2012	#15
With the climate changing the way it is...	SkyDaddy7	Jun 2012	#21
go ahead and build in fire and flood zones, then	wordpix	Jun 2012	#25
Is it part of the continuing drought or is this just a dry spring fire? I didn't think it had gotten	jwirr	Jun 2012	#8
Combination of dry spring, lightening, and the dead trees due to bark beetle devastation...n/t	hlthe2b	Jun 2012	#9
Thank you.	jwirr	Jun 2012	#10
The bark beetle and dry spring are both due to global warming.	kestrel91316	Jun 2012	#14
Some of it is improper fire managment.	AtheistCrusader	Jun 2012	#16
Yes... no one (sane) could deny the impact of climate change	hlthe2b	Jun 2012	#18
so what do folks in Colorado think about firefighters?	greymattermom	Jun 2012	#24

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