It's fire season again

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Grass Valley, NV
 
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Now now. There is plenty to burn. Lots of Nevada has lots of forest. It's surprising actually when you look at a whole state topo map view.
The Ruby Mountains in Northern Nevada are beautiful, headwaters of the Humbolt River.
 
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Is that the river in the novel "A River Runs Through It" ? Fly fishing?
Not the "A River Runs Through It" river, but good for some fishing near its headwaters. It flows generally east to west terminating in the Humboldt Sink ~225 miles from its headwaters. One of the few western rivers that does not reach an ocean. It is a part of the Humboldt Wildlife Management Area.
 
Not the "A River Runs Through It" river, but good for some fishing near its headwaters. It flows generally east to west terminating in the Humboldt Sink ~225 miles from its headwaters. One of the few western rivers that does not reach an ocean. It is a part of the Humboldt Wildlife Management Area.
I'm not sure why the name is familiar since I've never been there, but it is. Maybe I saw it in the travel books I got to plan a trip out your way this summer. BC( Before Covid), That was the reason for the van and the bikes.
 
I'm not sure why the name is familiar since I've never been there, but it is. Maybe I saw it in the travel books I got to plan a trip out your way this summer. BC( Before Covid), That was the reason for the van and the bikes.
Hope to see you out here one day...šŸ˜Ž The Western US is beautiful, esp when the fires are under control.
 
I think I figured out where to move to avoid the fires in the Western U.S.;

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Central and Northern Nevada are looking pretty good right now!

cause there is nothing to burn :D

Yup, Central Nevada is basically a post-apocalyptic nuclear wasteland... ;)

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Fallen trees on electrical lines, Lightening strikes, careless campers, climate change, whatever your favorite cause of these fires.
we are at war here in the west & fighting for our lives. Never have we faced anything remotely close the the immense scale of
this disaster. It is very hard for me to regard this as just so many random coincidences, & I am mad as hell!
 
Visibility 1/4 mile, the house is sealed save for a cracked window to allow a bit of oxygen. This is a siege & suffocating.
No flames nearby, but that doesnĀ“t really matter. Leadership would muster every resource to fight if we had any.
 
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