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YoshidaYui

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3. yup...

Reply to IcyPeas (Original post)

Sun Jul 24, 2022, 06:03 AM

Jul 2022

its fire season. Thanks to Climate change, drought has turned to everything burning. I noticed the other day while driving on Sunset avenue in San Francisco most of the vegetation has turned brown (where catcus wasn't growing) until we got to Golden Gate park, they must water that place like crazy, no need for a major forrest fire in the middle of the city!

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California's fast-moving Oak Fire burns nearly 12,000 acres, thousands to evacuate near Yosemite [View all] IcyPeas Jul 2022 OP

KnR Hekate Jul 2022 #1

That area is already half blackened by prior fires. SunSeeker Jul 2022 #2

yup... YoshidaYui Jul 2022 #3