2017 California Fire Diary
BLOG SESSION
October 11th, 2017
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Record History in your Diary or Journal
Today's Blog Session will be a continuation of what we have been discussing in the past few Blog Sessions, which is the topic of the California wildfires, which are devastating the landscape and the lives of thousands of people, as well as ravaging homes and businesses. The wildfires are unfortunately making natural disaster history in the state of California as the most devastating wildfires to date...
California Wildfires 2017
The firefighters are battling strong winds while trying to contain the fires. Officials are making grim discoveries of bodies burnt beyond recognition as they search the blackened ruins left by wildfires scorching parts of Northern California. "Some of them are merely ashes and bones," Sonoma County Sheriff Rob Giordano said at a Press Converence. "And we may never truly get confirmative identification on ashes. When you're cremated, you can't get an ID."
Thirty-one (31) people have been killed since the wildfires began last Sunday night, making this outbreak one of the deadliest in California state history, according to the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection.
Homeowners are coming back to their homes to find nothing more than ashes. It is sad to see, and something that none of us would ever want to live through.
As you do your research on the California wildfires, write your diary entries, and save news clippings, also remember to add in all of the donations, assistance, good will, and prayers that have been contributed to those in need during this time inside your Diary or Journal.
Resources are limited, and firefighters are battling the fires with all their heart. We again ask that you lift the firefighters up in prayer, as well as the people in the state of California.
F R I E N D S
We'll be back here on the Blog for more on the California wildfires in our next Blog Session.
California Wildfires ~ Devastation
Until we meet again here ~
Peace, Love & Light
By René Allen
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