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Re: The Dry Side of Lee: Not So Nice in Texas
      Fri Sep 09 2011 05:14 AM

As of Thursday, the bigger fire in Bastrop County has destroyed 1,386 homes. Still 30% contained but the big fire retardant carrying DC10 is supposed to be
helping in a few hours.

There's a big fire in NE Texas and the one NE of Houston which is spread across 3 counties. Plus more - it's difficult to keep up because everyone is so busy.

All the metro areas tend to report on local fires and the Forest Service mentions the largest ones.

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* The Dry Side of Lee: Not So Nice in Texas cieldumort Fri Sep 09 2011 05:14 AM
. * * Re: The Dry Side of Lee: Not So Nice in Texas cieldumort   Wed Sep 07 2011 10:55 PM
. * * Re: The Dry Side of Lee: Not So Nice in Texas ShanaTX   Fri Sep 09 2011 05:14 AM
. * * Re: The Dry Side of Lee: Not So Nice in Texas MichaelA   Wed Sep 07 2011 08:33 PM
. * * Re: The Dry Side of Lee: Not So Nice in Texas IsoFlame   Fri Sep 09 2011 09:23 AM
. * * Re: The Dry Side of Lee: Not So Nice in Texas ShanaTX   Tue Sep 13 2011 01:59 AM

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