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Old 04-30-2014, 10:19 AM
 
Location: Verde Valley AZ
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Originally Posted by Caladium View Post
Except for enormous wildfires, drought, flash floods when it does rain, massive dust storms, etc. I volunteer fore a fire department, and for my two cents those massive wildfires you get in the west are often the scariest and most dangerous disasters of all.
I agree with you about the "massive wildfires" we get here. They ARE scary and especially when they are in your own 'backyard'. My ex was a town fireman and seasonal USFS firefighter for ten years. We only had one huge fire in our "backyard" but that was enough. Many homes lost and six firefighter deaths. A bad year.
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