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Uploaded by: saltydawgg — Thursday September 6, 2012 — ORAVADA, NV

Highway 95 fire in south Malheur County going through Oregon and Nevada.Range fire burned on both sides of 95 and in some spots over the mountains It is what you see Scorched earth nothing left. With luck and a little rain the grass and Sage brush will return before the snow falls

Categories: fire, natural disasters, desert Camera Type: Nikon d7000
 
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1. ColoradoKat 8:09 PM GMT on September 06, 2012    
Sorry sight for sure, but well photographed.
I hope it revives.
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2. saltydawgg 10:00 PM GMT on September 06, 2012    
Thanks for the comment,In the 7 years we have been in Idaho and traveled 95 both directions
I have never seen the likes of this fire Its just gray/black as far as one can see.But having been on many fires the green shoots will begin in a few weeks.
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3. docshovel39 1:44 AM GMT on September 07, 2012    
Wow , that's pretty desolate looking - wish I could send you some rain ! Great photo - 10+
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4. gilg72 2:03 PM GMT on September 07, 2012    
Wow, this is bad looking scene. Looks more Moonscape than earth.
Great photo. Thanks for sharing.
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5. saltydawgg 2:34 PM GMT on September 07, 2012    
Update on the fire. The Holloway fire started 8/5/2012 by lightning it burned over 336,000 acres.more tragic news is coming from Oregon's largest wildfire in a century: The fire destroyed decades worth of restoration work that had helped threatened Lahontan cutthroat trout rebound. A firefighter who suffered minor burns on an Oregon range fire after crawling into her emergency shelter is a member of the Zuni Interagency Hotshots from New Mexico. I think being in one of those shelters must be outright terror beyond imagination.
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6. WurzelDave 5:46 PM GMT on September 07, 2012    
I certainly wouldn't want to be in that situation.
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7. mcleodglen 10:18 PM GMT on September 07, 2012    
Fire relentless took everything
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8. saltydawgg 3:18 PM GMT on September 08, 2012    
Go to Bing and search Holloway Fire for some great pictures of the active Fire. And if interested the site
Wildlandfire.com gives a look into the world of the Wildland Firefighter.
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saltydawgg California Transplant living in Nampa Idaho.. Retired from PG&E 32 yearsAnd Cingular wireless 10 years.. Fly-fishing and photography along withtraveling with my wife Vicky are my favorite pastimes…
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