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Delmette2.0

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2. Oh, that is so sad. I hope the youmg redwoods are safe.

Reply to Adsos Letter (Original post)

Fri Aug 21, 2020, 03:35 PM

Aug 2020

I went through Yellowstone a few years after that horrible summer of fire in 1988. It was regenerating, that is nature's way. But, if there are repeated fires it may not recover for a long time.

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Fire wipes out Big Basin State Park's historic buildings. [View all] Adsos Letter Aug 2020 OP

:-( CentralMass Aug 2020 #1

Oh, that is so sad. I hope the youmg redwoods are safe. Delmette2.0 Aug 2020 #2

It is bad. Today they are evacuating the UC Santa Cruz campus still_one Aug 2020 #3

Oh, no. ladym55 Aug 2020 #8

That is part of what this election is about still_one Aug 2020 #9

Sad but the buildings should be well documented and can be accurately rebuilt dutch777 Aug 2020 #4

Coast redwoods are fire-adapted Zambero Aug 2020 #5

My god- I go to all those places, and have many cherished memories. NBachers Aug 2020 #6

PBS had a doc about a australian forest's rebirth after the big summer fire a few years ago. pansypoo53219 Aug 2020 #7