2020 Has Been Hell
Most of us have been impacted by 2020 in ways that most of us would love to have foregone, and hope to forget.
The state of Colorado is still mired in its share of hating one of the worst years on record.
I'm not here to argue the wholly debatable points about forest management, climate change, etc. Contrary to some badly mistaken beliefs, the science ISN'T settled.
Nor is the devastation from wild fires yet settled.
The following series of photos are of more than one wild fire burning in Colorado as I write this post. An incoming snowstorm may help check some of the leviathan's advance, but that won't help everyone that's been in the path of these maelstroms from Hell.
Whatever your lot in life, think about those who face this menace, along with those who are risking pretty much everything -- aka, their lives -- to fight and try to hold back these furies of Nature.
You'll never find bigger heroes in my book.
Labels: Colorado on fire in 2020
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Living in California fires are a summer event here. The politicians say it's global warming, but those of us with a brain know about the lack of forest management. Prayers for everyone affected. Yea on the storm.
Have a fabulous day and week, Mike. My best to Seymour and Element. ☺
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