That's a fire!


One good thing about the rain is that it gave us an opportunity to get rid of a couple of brush piles. Don't let the picture fool you -- those flames are at least 30 feet tall.

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The Information Officer said…
Was Beau involved in this somehow ?!?

It seems like the kind of thing he would work out.

Now let's see based on the amount of humidty in the air and the rainfall we have had in the last few days. The ground should have retained enough moisture to prevent the spread of the fire as long as the burn time doesn't exceed "x" hours, the heat maintains a temperature of less than "y" and the fire does not exceed "z" in size.

Yup, looks good, let's light a fire!
8:52 AM
Jeff said…
You have obviously spent to much time in the presence of the Beau.
10:18 PM
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