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Fire’s “Over”, but NOT Out

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   Posted by: Joy Alyssa Day in studio
   Tags: California, fire, home
   Short URL for this post: http://spherical.org/s/2r
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6-24_plumesWell, after more than 60 days looking at the thick smoke and breathing the ash, the skies have finally cleared. I'm able to go back out without a respirator on and actually do some work! Our projects are so so far behind, it's ridiculous, but we've been working very hard on them to catch up. Here is a photo taken from our deck. Scary, eh? You can read more about it in BJ's journal of the fire and our preparations to fight it.

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