Registered Member #649 Joined: Sat Sep 15 2007, 12:34PM : Posts: 8927
Nice! No good deed goes unpunished.
Do not walk behind me, for I may not lead. Do not walk ahead of me, for I may not follow. Do not walk beside me either. Just pretty much leave me alone.
Where's my kayak!! What doesn't kill me does NOT make me stronger. It makes me anxious, bitchy, and vulnerable...but nobody wants to see that embroidered on a pillow...Lisa Kogan...thx LXL...sorry i stole it from you! Ok, maybe I'm not sorry :-P
Life isn't like a box of chocolates. It's more like a jar of jalapenos. What you do today, might burn your ass tomorrow...Larry the Cable Guy
But, it doesn't take long and it'll dry up. I remember one year with an early snow in Big Bear, while the mountains still were snow capped, Lucerne got a downpour and it filled up. Driving by, you got the reflection of the snow peaks of Big Bear in Lake Lucerne - Lucerne Valley actually looked like Lucerne
MtMan wrote ...
Where is the shark fin?
That disappeared a few years ago, and wasn't there a "No Fishin" sign?
Curious why the Manzanita fire has not been listed on InciWeb, but the Mart fire was almost immediately. Manzanita is still active fire, but 25% contained.
Containment is when firefighters on the ground cut fireline down to mineral soil along the edge of the fire (black) how wide? 1 1/2 times the adjacent vegetation. Often on steep rocky terrain, its a slow arduous process.
CURRENT SITUATION: Hey 330 opened at 9:55pm last night The Mart Fire began around 3:18 PM on June 27th. It is located east of San Bernardino, and north of Highland along Highway 330. The fire is currently 902 acres, with 15 percent containment. There are currently 560 firefighters assigned including: 41 Engines, 5 Water Tenders, 5 Helicopters, 6 Tankers, 2 Air Attacks and 12 Hand-crews, and is being managed under unified command with San Bernardino County Fire and CALFIRE BDU. A Type 2 Incident Management Team has been requested to manage this incident.
Lucerne Valley/ Rabbit Springs
