jamesdeluxe
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Lake Minnewaska Fire
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Peter Minde
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Hoping this will put an end to the burn.
Brownski
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Harriman not Minnewaska but worth noting in my opinion
In spite of this- Look to the middle of the clearing, a little further back behind where they hung their hammocks
Why make a ground fire when picnicking, especially under the current conditions? I don’t get it.
In spite of this- Look to the middle of the clearing, a little further back behind where they hung their hammocks
Why make a ground fire when picnicking, especially under the current conditions? I don’t get it.
jamesdeluxe
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Maybe I don't get out enough but I always wondered why they had these fire-danger signs in the east. Other than this summer's abnormally dry conditions, do they ever register anything but "low"?
Probably because history has demonstrated that the risk exists. Here are just a few results; there are many more listing specific fire events in recent times. I only searched New York.
www.theadkx.org
en.wikipedia.org
Battleground: The Sunrise Fire of 1995
News 12 looks back at how volunteer firefighters and other responders fought the largest mutual-aid fire in the state's history.
projects.news12.com
The Adirondacks are Burning: A Brief History of Forest Fires | Adirondack Experience
The Adirondacks have a long history of epic blazes. While there are no recent comparisons with the terrible devastation faced by the west, fire is no stranger to the vast […]
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