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Best of the Old Fire


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Submitted by Craig on 08 Oct, 11:53AM.

     

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The Old Fire of October 2003 nearly devestated all mountain communities in the San Bernardino Mountains. The first started in the foothills in highland and quickly took out hundreds of structures at the northern most part of Waterman Canyon. It eventually spread into the mountains driven by high winds and caused the evacuations of Lake Arrowhead, Crestline, Running Springs, Big Bear, and most mountain communities in the SBD Mountains. The fight went on for well over a week. Hundreds of homes were lost, but most were spared. This audio and video captures the event from the start until the final evacuation of the BigBearScanner.
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Dave™
02 Sep : 20:59
Back to your regular stations. I'm watching the Redskins lose on the NFL Network. But,it's just preseason...

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02 Sep : 20:53
Well, you were the last to log on. At 17:12!

Geezer
02 Sep : 20:48
Nope!

Dave™
02 Sep : 20:46
Bueller, Bueller... Am I the only one that can log on tonight?

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02 Sep : 17:12
Good evening folks!

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02 Sep : 17:05
whoops forgot I was still logged on, have a good nite guys!!!!

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Hi Rock

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02 Sep : 16:39
hey harley

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02 Sep : 16:31
Hi all, Beautiful Day in Big Bear today!!!!

Rain
02 Sep : 16:06
no i dont think they would..

LakeLady
02 Sep : 16:05
Medicare not covering abortions for kitties...dag nabbit!!!

LakeLady
02 Sep : 16:03
Did I tell you itty bitty Siamese kitty got herself knocked up when out ?

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Might go sit on the beach & look @bikini's!!

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Rain
02 Sep : 15:59
same up here lake lady
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