[Ido2havegoats]

Wont borr you guys with details but Check this picture out and here is a map of the whole situation. If you would like to follow were I'm at, I'm at the base of the Little Tujunga Canyon in Lake View Terrace. We get fires every year but this is by far the scariest one.

This post has been edited by Ido2havegoats: 01 September 2009 - 01:45 AM

[ShyShy]

Just be careful, ok.

[Ido2havegoats]

I will. Promise.
http://img210.imageshack.us/img210/5854/dsc05136.jpg


See. I'm being careful :angel:

[Ido2havegoats]

So far the whole area burned is larger than the size of San Francisco and Las Vegas. :unsure:

[Ido2havegoats]

http://www.latimes.com/media/photo/2009-08/48944526.jpg

[SammytheMc]

So is this like the LA equivalent of weather?

[Ido2havegoats]

We get lots of weather. What we dont get are seasons.

We go from 110f like yesterday to snow in Malibu like we've had the last couple of years. Malibu in case you were unaware is sea level >_< .

Unfortunately our summers last 8 months and we have 6 weeks of fall and spring each with only 2 weeks of winter (if that).

Unless of course you count this as Fire Season and then when we get what little rain we get is the start of Mudslide Season, Summers are always Tourist Season and depending on what part of town you live in you get Movie Premier Season. :P

[Ido2havegoats]

The evacuation in my canyon was just lifted. :)

Universe: 0
Ido2: 4
:whee:

[Ido2havegoats]

Great View of the fire from the Mount Wilson Observatory. (best if viewed after dark PST)

Yes its still blazing out there.

[Chica]

*hug* Glad you're safe and sound. It was nerve-wracking enough for me just to see your updates... I've never been in anything like that, I honestly don't know how you kept your cool as well as you did.