Drove past this yesterday around 6pm, quite startling but glad it's contained and very little damage.

One fire brakes out then we have a gang of fires 🔥 lol 😂😂 suspesuss no offense

I seen one maybe two 737 jumbo jets above when i was told we haft to go in copper square it got intense fast.

And just where exactly did this fire come from? It hasn't even hit 100, it takes about 400 degrees to set off kindling, oh by the way the state gov't always asks for federal emergeny funding anytime these "wildfires" come around, usually getting hundreds of millions of dollars

Winds calm and fire contained 100% NOW

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This is so evil seriously

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