Tuesday, October 14, 2008
Sesnon Wild Fire, Southern California
It's fire season again! My husband, Chad was deployed yesterday on a strike team to the Sesnon Fire in Porter Ranch. I know it is his job, but can't help but worry. The crew spent the night on structure protection, watching a street of houses in case the fire came that way. It is very windy (60 to 80 miles per hour) so the fire is still out of control. There have been at least 18 houses destroyed last I heard on the news, and 5,000 acres burned. There are over 800 firefighters that worked through the night to protect peoples homes, lets keep them in our thoughts and pray for thier safe return. Unfortunately, this is not the only fire burning in the area. It is so sad for the people who have to evacuate and wonder if thier homes will be thier when they return.
Posted by Five O'Clock Somewhere at 9:04 AM
Labels: Firefighter, Pasadena Fire Department, Sesnon Fire, wildfire
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9 comments:
We are praying for you and yours...last night we really were struck by the sight of it on the news. Knowing that loss and danger are abounding there, we are quick to remember all of you= multiple times in a day, sometimes and hour.
Your Chad is a true public servant!
Take care and know that we are with you in spirit~
AHS
I will have the firefighters and the families who homes are in the path of the fire, in my thoughts and prayers.
May they all be safe.
Pam
that photo is wild! hope you've heard from DH and everything is all right. I'm sure he's appreciated and the firefighting brings him joy and peace, even though it's such a scary thing.
I hope your husband is safe. As scary as it is, that picture has an eerie beauty to it.
WOW. What a scene. I can't imagine it. Praying for you and for your family.
You are all in our thoughts and prayers. Be safe!
I ride too and live in Thousand Oaks but my horse is at my moms and no where near as nice as yours. I love your jewlery and thanks for commenting on my blog!
Thank you everyone for all your nice thoughts, I really appreciate it! They seem to be getting the fire contained. Hopefully Chad will be coming home tonight. Calm winds Wednesday kept that and another fire in the San Fernando Valley from making a run toward the sea; the fires claimed two lives, destroyed 49 structures and burned more than 18,000 acres.
I will keep all of you guys in my thoughts and prayers! I see alot of the fires out your way on the news! So devastating!
Keep safe!
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