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Re: Sylmar Fire

Posted: Sun Nov 16, 2008 10:50 pm
by Giovanni Jaramillo
Taylor Kurtz wrote:i was outside for the majority of the night in west LA and its scary how strong the scent of smoke is probably 30 miles from the nearest fire.
I was at "The Stairs" in Santa Monica right by PCH and Pacific Palisades and the orange haze was not good for my asthma. After doing cardio for an hour I get back to my car and notice something........it's covered in ASHES! I'm 30 miles away from these fires! Damn fires. If it was natural...ok. Arsonists? Send them to Ekstrand's house, he'll deal with them properly.

Re: Sylmar Fire

Posted: Sun Nov 16, 2008 11:00 pm
by Mark Wright
Lots of ash here in Torrance as well.
So sad for everyone who lost there homes/stuff.

Re: Sylmar Fire

Posted: Sun Nov 16, 2008 11:12 pm
by Taylor Kurtz
Giovanni Jaramillo wrote:
Taylor Kurtz wrote:i was outside for the majority of the night in west LA and its scary how strong the scent of smoke is probably 30 miles from the nearest fire.
I was at "The Stairs" in Santa Monica right by PCH and Pacific Palisades and the orange haze was not good for my asthma. After doing cardio for an hour I get back to my car and notice something........it's covered in ASHES! I'm 30 miles away from these fires! Damn fires. If it was natural...ok. Arsonists? Send them to Ekstrand's house, he'll deal with them properly.
when i was at the gym yesterday i could barely make it to twenty minutes running on the treadmill because of the crap in the air. apparently earlier today there was an advisory on television not to exercise indoors or outdoors due to the smoke in the air.

Re: Sylmar Fire

Posted: Mon Nov 17, 2008 11:23 am
by Kurt Rahn
Yeah, my kid, whic has asthma, played basketball in his room for literally 10 min. last night, and he was wrecked. I had to put the humidifier on all night and he was on the inhaler like a hungry child on mom's teat.

Re: Sylmar Fire

Posted: Mon Nov 17, 2008 11:25 am
by Doug Teulie
The Yorba Linda fires took one of my co-worker's house.

Re: Sylmar Fire

Posted: Mon Nov 17, 2008 11:34 am
by Kurt Rahn
That's horrible. I hope he/she had insurance. Even with, being displaced from your home and losing most of your possessions is devastating.

Re: Sylmar Fire

Posted: Mon Nov 17, 2008 2:12 pm
by Will Kalman
Newer image, now with the Triangle Complex fire:

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Re: Sylmar Fire

Posted: Mon Nov 17, 2008 4:49 pm
by Rick Brown
Great. Was just thinking this morning nice to not be affected by the fires, no smoke, no ash. Now I hear ny normal route home (Ortega Highway) is closed due to a fire :( so gotta take the looooong way home. At least there is no brush on the hills near my house as it all burned last year.

Re: Sylmar Fire

Posted: Mon Nov 17, 2008 4:52 pm
by Bob Beamesderfer
Rick Brown wrote:Great. Was just thinking this morning nice to not be affected by the fires, no smoke, no ash. Now I hear ny normal route home (Ortega Highway) is closed due to a fire :( so gotta take the looooong way home. At least there is no brush on the hills near my house as it all burned last year.
That sucks.