Crew Buses stacked up at a 50 acre slop over that ended up with a 4000 ft. plus hose lay.
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- Providing Additional Water
- Building a water supply
- Close up of Our Position
- IR Map of the Incident
- Water Sources Dwindle
- Cal Fire S2 Over the Slop Over
- Worth protecting
- USFS Hotshot Bus
- Two Famous Earthquakes
- San Francisco Type I Fills
- WT 3651 Filling Cal Fire Type IIIs
- Crew Buses
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- Suppling water
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- Marine influence cools down division zulu
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- We held it
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- Maymans flat fire
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- Community chipping program in action
- Fire danger set to high today
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