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Offline phalanx

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That’s not fog.
« on: February 26, 2023, 11:37:45 AM »
it’s Smoke ,near here from a huge grass fire out this way with this wind. County response. Every fire Department,  Monster fire trucks ,even from an airport. Watching it with binoculars now.  A wall of fire headed this way.
In this time i Command ,That you take the Secular to Jerusalem .
There you rid the Holy City of the Scourge of Islam , Make the streets run red with the Blood of those who wish to wash Israel and Christianity from the face of the Earth.
Constantine III

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Re: That’s not fog.
« Reply #1 on: February 26, 2023, 12:41:19 PM »
I have been through that a few times. I was lucky with the first as it split and went on both sides of my home and outbuildings. Another went by with the edge about 200 yards north of my house and then another about the same distance to the south. There is no stopping them. The fire departments have finally learned to not chase them and instead set up at homes in their path and protect those. The grass will grow back when it eventually rains.

Visability is about half a mile now but was less earlier. Lot of dust in the air, more tree limbs down, and more shingles to glue down when the wind lets up.

Here is hoping you are OK when this over with.

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Re: That’s not fog.
« Reply #2 on: February 26, 2023, 12:57:35 PM »
We've had a  few small range fires so far but nuthin bad.
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Re: That’s not fog.
« Reply #3 on: February 26, 2023, 01:26:50 PM »
I have been through that a few times. I was lucky with the first as it split and went on both sides of my home and outbuildings. Another went by with the edge about 200 yards north of my house and then another about the same distance to the south. There is no stopping them. The fire departments have finally learned to not chase them and instead set up at homes in their path and protect those. The grass will grow back when it eventually rains.

Visability is about half a mile now but was less earlier. Lot of dust in the air, more tree limbs down, and more shingles to glue down when the wind lets up.

Here is hoping you are OK when this over with.

It looks ok for now. Wind is still a problem around Muleshoe TX.
In this time i Command ,That you take the Secular to Jerusalem .
There you rid the Holy City of the Scourge of Islam , Make the streets run red with the Blood of those who wish to wash Israel and Christianity from the face of the Earth.
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Re: That’s not fog.
« Reply #4 on: February 26, 2023, 01:48:15 PM »
We're getting 40 to 50mph gusts, but we just got 2 inches of rain.
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Re: That’s not fog.
« Reply #5 on: February 27, 2023, 12:27:50 PM »
Fields north of here are burned black. No homes thank goodness.
In this time i Command ,That you take the Secular to Jerusalem .
There you rid the Holy City of the Scourge of Islam , Make the streets run red with the Blood of those who wish to wash Israel and Christianity from the face of the Earth.
Constantine III