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Houses on fire in Waldo Canyon Fire

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The Waldo Canyon Fire moves into Colorado Springs and burns several homes in the city. Hundreds of homes (exact number is not yet known) have been lost in this fire. This fire is among many others in the western United States, including five others in Colorado.

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Added: Jun-28-2012 Occurred On: Jun-26-2012
By: right2carry
In: Regional News
Tags: Waldo Canyon Fire, fire, wildfire, brush fire, forest fire, structure fire, flames, Colorado,
Location: Colorado Springs, Colorado, United States (load item map)
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  • I have always envied folks who live in these type areas. The scenic beauty is marvelous. But I've always noted how dry the vegetation always seems even in a good year. Humidity is hard to live with but it is effective at holding down this kind of thing. Still it's a real human disaster. Stay strong!

    Posted Jun-28-2012 By 
    downhill2400 (1358.18)

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  • Damn...

    Posted Jun-28-2012 By 
    RickBond (6681.50)  

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  • Sux
    They get a fire and we just got over a flood.

    Posted Jun-28-2012 By 
    moefugger (2158.36)  

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  • Wildfires are, of course, an unstoppable force of nature, nothing you can do about it. Absolutely nothing.

    Strange, though, having put people on the moon, being able to kill people via remote-control drones on the other side of the planet, having enough nuclear weapons to incinerate the planet, building stealth jets invisible to radar... but, right, there is money for that, 700 billion $ for wars overseas and expensive weapon systems, but wildfires? Nope, can't do anything about them, now can y More..

    Posted Jun-29-2012 By 
    Uac_mitun_ahau (267.72)

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  • Has anyone tried praying lately?

    Posted Jun-29-2012 By 
    LickMyDuck (546.60)  

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  • Note:

    The unofficial number as of 4 pm (Mountain) there have been 346 homes totally destroyed, not including homes or other structures that may have been partially damaged. Approximately 32,000 people continue to be evacuated from their homes in the area.

    Posted Jun-28-2012 By 
    right2carry (347.80)  

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  • Burnin down the house, ba boom boom ba boom bump boom bump thunk

    Posted Jun-28-2012 By 
    GetMeABeer (18.20)  

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