Images of Fire Damage
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Fire damage as seen looking towards Turkey Rock
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Complete burn as seen from roadway
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The damage to areas in the burn area varied greatly, as shown in this photo. The furthest hill burned completely, the middle hill was substantially burned, and the close hill relatively unburned.
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In many areas the fire burned so hot that it reduced ground cover to bare soil
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