Awauphi
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My bf live in south Cheyenne..few miles from Colorado state Line and we could see the fires from here.. it was less than 5 miles.. then 3 miles.. when it finally stopped and is fully contained.. thank goodness.. i told my bf we will have to pack up in case.. but didnt have to.. kids were sent home early.. my bf's son Jameson and his daughter Aly got out earlier.. Elementary school is only few min walk from here.. I am relieved... wow.. I took pics of it with my disposable camera and my bf took it with his digital camera too so when i get the pic from him thru email i will post it here.. ok..
Two small wildfires breakout in northern Colorado
Paola Farer Web Producer
Created: 9/20/2005 4:21 PM MDT - Updated: 9/20/2005 4:21 PM MDT
LARIMER COUNTY - The sheriff's office says sparks flying from a welder's torch may be to blame for a grass fire which burned a small area near the Colorado-Wyoming border Tuesday afternoon.
The welder was doing work on a communications tower in the area. The fire, which broke out near Highway 223 and Winchester Road, was quickly contained. No damage or injuries were reported. A nearby elementary school was evacuated as a precaution.
Meanwhile, county and U.S. Forest Service crews were responding to a one-acre fire reported on Storm Mountain, near Drake Colorado. That's west of Loveland. A helitanker was on route.
Two small wildfires breakout in northern Colorado
Paola Farer Web Producer
Created: 9/20/2005 4:21 PM MDT - Updated: 9/20/2005 4:21 PM MDT
LARIMER COUNTY - The sheriff's office says sparks flying from a welder's torch may be to blame for a grass fire which burned a small area near the Colorado-Wyoming border Tuesday afternoon.
The welder was doing work on a communications tower in the area. The fire, which broke out near Highway 223 and Winchester Road, was quickly contained. No damage or injuries were reported. A nearby elementary school was evacuated as a precaution.
Meanwhile, county and U.S. Forest Service crews were responding to a one-acre fire reported on Storm Mountain, near Drake Colorado. That's west of Loveland. A helitanker was on route.