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[censored], I was just there!

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  1. I was riding right here just a few weeks ago:

    cnn.comindex.html

    Bummer.

    CC

  2. In article <[email hidden]>, [email hidden] says...

    Quoted message said:

    I was riding right here just a few weeks ago:

    cnn.comindex.html

    Bummer.

    CC

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  3. (Corvus Corvax) said:

    I was riding right here just a few weeks ago:

    cnn.comindex.html

    Bummer.

    CC

    That sucks, I'd much rather [censored] and moan about rain than fire.

    Peace, Bill

    The mind serves properly as a window glass rather than as a reflector, that is, the mind should give
    an immediate view instead of an interpretation of the world.
    :-]

  4. On Fri, 20 Jun 2003 9:25:06 -0700, Corvus Corvax wrote (in message
    <[email hidden]>😉:

    Quoted message said:

    I was riding right here just a few weeks ago:

    cnn.comindex.html

    Bummer.

    I usually spend my weekends riding in the Tortolita Mts, just about 5 miles west of the fire. I was
    there today and it was pretty spectacular. The fire is at about 8-9000 feet altitude, and the
    Tortolitas are about 3-5000 feet, with a huge valley in between, so I could see the fire the whole
    day as I rode. The smoke was billowing from the mountain tops and filling the whole sky to the east.
    The wind has carried the smoke to the north, so the cloud extends for miles down the entire Santa
    Catalina range and beyond.

    The firefighters are saying that it will be _weeks_ until this fire is contained. Even at midday
    today, even at the distance I was from the fire, I could see giant plumes of flame on the top of the
    ridge. Tonight as I type this I'm looking out my window and can see the broad orange glow over the
    mountains. Very eerie.

    Tlacatecatl

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