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<blockquote data-quote="tonyturley" data-source="post: 397487" data-attributes="member: 6400"><p>Six or seven years ago, some farmland our church owned, and where we built our new building, was set afire on a hot, windy October Saturday when a nearby homeowner had not one, but two piles of leaves burning in his yard. The wind, blowing directly over his property, carried embers into our forest and started what at the time seemed like a large fire. I actually got some images the next morning of the damage using a camera mounted on a model airplane.</p><p></p><p>By the next Spring, greenery was sprouting in the burned out areas, and within a few years, one couldn't even tell there had ever been a fire. While yours is far more extensive, given enough time, it will recover.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="tonyturley, post: 397487, member: 6400"] Six or seven years ago, some farmland our church owned, and where we built our new building, was set afire on a hot, windy October Saturday when a nearby homeowner had not one, but two piles of leaves burning in his yard. The wind, blowing directly over his property, carried embers into our forest and started what at the time seemed like a large fire. I actually got some images the next morning of the damage using a camera mounted on a model airplane. By the next Spring, greenery was sprouting in the burned out areas, and within a few years, one couldn't even tell there had ever been a fire. While yours is far more extensive, given enough time, it will recover. [/QUOTE]
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