That is the corporation name for one of the sand plants I think.Brick Wall Road? Who names these roads?
That is the corporation name for one of the sand plants I think.Brick Wall Road? Who names these roads?
Maybe a bottle in this field, or an illegal camp?I've mentioned it in other posts, but NASA FIRMS / VIIRS is very useful for tracking fires.
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There is one satellite image from yesterday at 12:01 ET which may possibly show the starting point, or at least a starting point, just off of Jones Road, here.
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The 1995 fire in Greenwood Forest was spawned in hell. It barrelled through that forest like a hurricane. I think it was 19,000 acres. Have to look it up.This fire makes me rethink some of my thoughts on nj forest fires. This moved violently and fast. Also reminds me of the thread of how much time you have to get out of forest if a fire breaks out. Def humbling…
I was saying the same thing to my co worker. In my teens we had bin fires out in the woods. We were alway super careful and extinguished the best we could with all the coolers but it still could have lit back up the next day.I can remember when we use to stealth camp on the Forked River Mountains we would be chasing embers down the hill trying to keep them from starting fires. It never entered my mind that they could have burned all the way across the county. We lucked out.
Instead of plotting the origin via GPS, set up a direct line to Stiltzkin. He has tricks up his sleeve. Put him on your payroll.