width or not means that there's a LOT of material to be burned and to collapse into the next lot. I've burned wheat fields after 90% of straw was removed and I

width or not means that there's a LOT of material to be burned and to collapse into the next lot. I've burned wheat fields after 90% of straw was removed and I can tell you that in certain days it rises to 10 feet and you cannot stay close to it, it's unbearable. Not necessarily flames but heat, that barely visible thing. A week later you see trees 20 feet away with burned leaves. The other thing you learn when you clean canals and lots is that fire is unpredictable. Very. Now imagine real forests with underbrush and 150 feet tall trees.