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Yes, yes they did. The extended dry period meant that fuel reduction efforts were hampered all year round. This caused the intensity and increased destruction o
by chris_wot 7y ago
Yes, yes they did. The extended dry period meant that fuel reduction efforts were hampered all year round. This caused the intensity and increased destruction of the fires.
- fwsgonzo 7y agoIt was sarcastic, so we both agree I think.