In the forest back there.
You canāt be serious. Then again, you probably are.
Over 142,000 acres burned in Butte county. That would be one home for every 14 acres, but it was structures burned. Not just homes. That includes sheds, barns, etc.
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And once it started it spread quickly to other more populated areas.
Yeah, you had no idea he knew what he was talking about either, huh?
Except that he didnāt know what he was talking about. Itās estimated that more than 10,000 buildings are gone. How many forest are filled with 10,000 buildings? The problem there isnāt raking the forest which by the way are controlled by the federal government. The problem is peoples bushes and the plants around their houses and 50 mile an hour winds and climate change and the fact their houses are made out of flammable materials. Just like houses everywhere.
See what Trump is managed to do? Heās managed to convince people these fires happen in Forrests. They didnāt happen in forests. Look at the pictures, where the forests?
I was in that area last month on a photography trip with a friend. We captured the fall colors.
Yes while there are spots that area with ponds and trees, most of that area is low mountains with a lot of wild grasses and flowers with spots of trees.
It's easy to take a tight in shot of just a spot of that area.
The shots you see below were taken with a 14-28mm lens.
Please share with all of us where the "raking" and "clearing" should be done.
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You show that you don't know much about the environment and what is highly flammable and what isn't.
Those are mostly Ponderosa Pine trees. They are old with thick bark. That thick bark protects the tree from fire. It's not those trees that are the problem.
I showed you the problem in those photos. It's the different grasses and other growth but you can't rake it. That grass and other grow are very dry. They go up in flames quickly and easily.
You should know the forest floor in that area is very dry. The whole area is very dry because of the droughts and global warming. The forest floor there doesn't have much of anything to rake. Those Ponderosa Pine trees don't lose a lot of needles and pine cones.
There isn't debris to rake.
The forest isn't the problem.
Which was my whole point.
If you knew anything about trees and the eco system you would know how down right stupid "raking" the forest is.