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Any news from Murphy Brown?
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ray:Bob Denman
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:shocked: Wow! I hope that she's nowhere near all of that...
Does anybody have a phone number for her? It might not be a bad idea to give her a call...
Does anybody have a phone number for her? It might not be a bad idea to give her a call...
PrairieSpyder
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I've been emailing with her. I asked how things were there a couple days ago and this was her response:
Chelan as far as fire all is good...very very smokey. Fred & Cathy area not affected other than with the smoke.
murphybrown
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Yep that is the one
Chelan,WA
[/QUOTE All is fine with me...but that is the fire that ran down the hill and came across to within 100 ft of my property. Thanks to the firefighters, friends and family everything was OK at my home. Everything (old unoccupied structures burned). My house is in the middle of 4 acres that I keep totally irrigated and green....there is still alot of fuel in my area but the fire has "moved" north and raising hell up there. Thank you so much for asking. Smoke is still thick...definitely limiting my ryding in it...:yikes:
Bob Denman
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Glad to hear that there's no need for the marshmallow sticks! :thumbup:
We were in Alaska from the end of June thru early July(14 days). The smoke in Fairbanks was unbelievable for us city folks.you could see it and taste it. There were severe air quality warnings up everywhere. We didn't see any fires. I can't imagine what MB is living thru right now. Probably no power, unless there's a generator powering the house .
Every night the National News has a segment on the fires. Millions of acres have been burnes, a lot of houses burned to the ground, and firefighters have been killed. Your Spyderlover family is glad to know that you are OK.
Mike
Every night the National News has a segment on the fires. Millions of acres have been burnes, a lot of houses burned to the ground, and firefighters have been killed. Your Spyderlover family is glad to know that you are OK.
Mike
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ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
Thank you for responding Murphy. We think of you folks each day and hope the fires will soon be under control.
Chelan,WA
[/QUOTE All is fine with me...but that is the fire that ran down the hill and came across to within 100 ft of my property. Thanks to the firefighters, friends and family everything was OK at my home. Everything (old unoccupied structures burned). My house is in the middle of 4 acres that I keep totally irrigated and green....there is still alot of fuel in my area but the fire has "moved" north and raising hell up there. Thank you so much for asking. Smoke is still thick...definitely limiting my ryding in it...:yikes:
Smoke still kill, be careful and keep your one eye open all the time. God Bless.
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