My brother-in-law is a sheep herder and he's lost 600-700 sheep!!! :(
I didn't take these pictures. They are ones a friend of mine has sent to the news agencies around here.
If you're curious, you can follow the fire on http://fox13now.com/2012/06/23/crews-fighting-sanpete-county-wildfire/ or http://www.ksl.com/?nid=148&sid=20974037&title=more-evacuations-in-sanpete-county-highway-89-closed&s_cid=featured-1.
It hasn't rained here for more than two months so we're praying for some now! The wind is so strong right now that a few minutes ago it blew over our garbage cans! CRAZY!!!
I guess I'll go back outside now. I can't sit still! I just don't know what to do!!! :/
oh my! praying for safety for you and everybody! didn't hear about this in the news in NC...
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh, those pics are haunting.... praying your fam stays safe.
ReplyDeletePraying for your safety and for rain in your area.
ReplyDeleteGod bless and keep you,
Sonia
Oh dear. Living in a high fire area, I know what those feelings are. I'll be praying for a sudden downpour for you guys.
ReplyDeleteHow frightening. Stay safe.
ReplyDeleteOh my goodnes Julie, I cant even imagine. You and yours are definitley in my prayers. For safety and wisdom and knowledge.
ReplyDeletequilting dash lady at comcast dot net
Wow that's terrible! That must be a very terrifying site to see and so close to where you live too!
ReplyDeleteSending best wishes your way.
Those photos are appocoltic. Very scarry.
ReplyDeleteI sit here in rural England surrounded by damp green fields and your pictures scare me.I have seen such fires on the TV but your photos are far more immediate and atmospheric. In the nicest possible way, I hope it rains on you very soon! I will keep you in my thoughts.
ReplyDeleteRegards, LW.