High Park fire
- chrismjx
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High Park fire
Used to love hiking and camping in this area... Good luck and best wishes to all those being evacuated from their homes, including Poudre Park residents for the second time in a month! So sad that this is the area's 3rd fire already this season! Get it together people, quit burning stuff...
http://www.inciweb.org/incident/2904/
http://www.inciweb.org/incident/2904/
- chrismjx
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Re: High Park fire
And the Poudre River in Fort Collins dried up today too! 

- ChrisRoberts
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Re: High Park fire
Bumped it up to 2-3k acres in the last hour. Saw smoke this morning in the mountains south of 34. Grown a lot by then.
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- birdsall
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Re: High Park fire
From Lemay and Prospect area. Takes your breath away.
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- ChrisRoberts
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Re: High Park fire
Nasty pictures on the twitter page: https://twitter.com/#!/search/%23HighParkFire/grid/photos
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- Jim Davies
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Re: High Park fire
Ten years ago today the Hayman fire grew by 60,000 acres. Tomorrow's forecast is much cooler, which should help.
Five out of four people don't use statistics correctly. -- Brewster Rockit
- ChrisRoberts
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Re: High Park fire
I went to bed at 11 last night and didn't notice any lightning strikes, though Thursday night we had a huge lightning storm around midnight. Perhaps a tree got struck and was just smoldering before todays winds kicked up flames? Anyone see lightning last night?
Pass the peas--mash in the beans at a rally to gather his faculties
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- chrismjx
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Re: High Park fire
OneArmSteve wrote:and Chris"MjX" ...since I can not send you a PM....
f**k You Smart Ass!
Ha ha ha! What? I was just stating a fact...
- Mark A Steiner
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Re: High Park fire
Mushroom cloud from Hayman Fire viewed from Denver Federal Center, Lakewood, late afternoon June 9, 2002.
Good day.
- Dave B

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Re: High Park fire
Interestingly the Flying Dutchman/Loft on Longs ended up being a pretty good vantage point to watch the fire start and grow.
10:26 am
...and ~an hour later
I first noticed it around 10 or so and thought it was a house fire (i.e. very small smoke plume).
10:26 am
...and ~an hour later
I first noticed it around 10 or so and thought it was a house fire (i.e. very small smoke plume).
- clemsonmtneer
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Re: High Park fire
Watched the smoke from this fire explode from the summit of Mt. Yale today, growing enormously in a matter of 10 minutes. Crazy we could see it from that far away. Sad to see, that area can't catch a break this year!
- bob863
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Re: High Park fire
I was able to notice the fire when I bicycled up to Echo Lake @ 11:00 AM
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