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Title: Tom007 is a Fire Refugee and so is his Wifey
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Published: Jun 28, 2012
Author: m
Post Date: 2012-06-28 01:21:15 by tom007
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Monster Fire in our hood.
House not burned, but know of folks whose house's have been destroyed. Totally.
Panic load up of esstinals tax records etc,
Last we looked, didn't seem too bad, only ten or so hot spots on Ramparts/ AFA range.
The whole experience has been truly surreal.
We arer sleeping on the sales floor of our store - we have given the basement to some needy friends.
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#2. To: tom007 (#0)
Where exactly are you?
My house is about two miles S of the Air academy, if that, in Colorado Springs, who are enduring a record breaking Metro/Regionial wildfire. Right now I am a refugee, the army has bloacked my return to my house, Sue and I and two neighbors (who had no where else to go but the shelters)are holed up in our liquor store. Ya can't make it up. Actualy we had guests before in our basement for the Rita hurricane.
I'll send this to the tourist board for them to use next year.
Inviting photo - if you have horns and a spiked tail. Montana is burning too. My Aunt in Billings reports that the smoke has gotten bad enough to turn off the AC despite 90 degree+ heat. There are currently multiple out of control range and forest fires.
#19. To: Original_Intent (#17)
OK here in COS, fires menecing a bit. A few thousand feet hot spots. NOTHING like yesterday. All 4um should have been in COS over the last few days.
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I'll send this to the tourist board for them to use next year.
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