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Author Topic: Sinlahekin  (Read 5445 times)

Offline Ogre

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Re: Sinlahekin
« Reply #15 on: August 23, 2015, 03:53:03 AM »
I am really hoping these fires get contained in short order.  I know it is a long and strenuous road to complete such a task but I hope the weather starts helping.  I work as a police dispatcher in Snohomish County and we just sent a team out to Okanogan to assist with all the calls.  Hopefully they do their job to the highest standard and help the communities that have been affected.

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Re: Sinlahekin
« Reply #16 on: August 23, 2015, 08:27:27 AM »
Great map Bone, my uncle lives 4-5 miles east of Tonasket on hiway 20, he had to evacuate and fire took his outbuildings, garage, shop, but house was saved by fire crews, he's seen many fires but had never lost anything. Too early to tell what hunting will look like, but thats pretty small in comparison to what the locals are faced with right now. Just hope everyone stays safe!
Maybe hunt with no campfires this year!
John G. 

 


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