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We learn of the Warrenella Fire, at our doorstep- just a mile or so as the junco flies between us and Davenport- on the walls of San Vicente Canyon below the quarry. Fire hoses set out, Go packs into cars, water wetting down all surfaces, wells pumping tanks full. photo of the smoke plume over the tomatoes- looking south towards the fireДЄll day Sunday, weвЂ™re preparing for the fire. Morning unwinds and neighbors get up, start preparing calm down, says one neighbor, its not close. Clothes on, boots and all- quick into the truck, drive to neighbors horn blaring вЂњFIRE!!вЂќ Whole toasted tanoak leaves and burnt stuff landing everywhere. SMOKE!! smell woke me and made me upright and out of the door. And quickly the front sped pastвЂ¦more distant but still вЂexcitingвЂ™ вЂ“ but, needed sleep: 3:30 am -back to bed.Д¤:45 a.m. Suddenly, bolts closer and more distinct.

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I had been counting seconds between lightning and thunder: all 10 seconds plus before that cloud. Metal yard furniture moved from front to side yard, luckily not thrown through the windows. I got 3 closed before it struck 70+MPH blast and high winds for around 15 seconds.

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I knew what that was, rushed to close the windows that were wide open to cool the house from the oppressive heat. I looked away for a second and then it filled a quarter of the sky.

One second I was doubting what I saw- a sudden appearance of a silvery cloud on the horizon, lit by the constant lightning. Then a roll cloud, aka derecho, aka arcus cloud. Social media studded with equal confusion вЂњWhatвЂ™s with the flickering lights?вЂќ was amusing, but nevertheless serious in its way. Fascinating to watch after the disorienting awakening. Everything smells of fresh fire, even like a cheery camp fire as its still burning.Дays before- a long, long heat wave! 94F or higher at the farm for several days, thenвЂ¦Дў a.m.В LIGHTNING! What a show!! Not a bolt here and a bolt there and distinct thunder clapsвЂ¦no, rather, sheets of netted lightening all across the sky with a rolling ongoing thunder like the biggest timpani crescendo any sane orchestra has ever performed. Acres of white ash where coyote bush recently teemed with wrentits and thrashers. It is black and gray, like dirty snow, says Holly. The landscape surrounding the surreally green farm is blackened. Will do a U-Pick for tomatoes as soon as we can welcome people back. Too long kept away, too much ripe fruit, thinning out the ripe- piles on the ground. Paperwork.Д«ut then thereвЂ™s the farm work, too! Middle of harvest season.

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Us humans scuttle to patch things up with the limited time we have: part of a fence propped up, melted parts of the water system repaired, generators and other equipment needs extra tinkering from heat/smoke damage, juggling a more limited water storage system, monitoring smoldering and falling trees, cleaning up.

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Great horned owls so full they can hardly hoot. The raptors are having a field day: no cover for the prey. The cost of that opportunity might be crushing: trees falling everywhere, once an hour, big crashing messes. If you wanted to roast some beets in the woods, many opportunities. It is the вЂњsmoking holesвЂќ stage of the wildfire: underground root systems burn away where the stumps of trees once rested вЂ“ smoking like lilвЂ™ volcanoes. Now, today, was our first fresh air morning. We still have a GoFundMe drive goingвЂ¦we know many have given generously- thank you so, so, very much! HereвЂ™s the linkВ to spread around. We are so very grateful for our extended community.

The outpouring of love and generosity humbles us all. Almost all of our orchard irrigation melted. Most of the apples will probably recover. 18 of the oldest of our 50 avocado trees probably wonвЂ™t make it. Our orchards lost a bit: 23 of our 50 cherry trees are toast. Our tomatoes and other fleshy annual crops survived. The areas we spared from fire (with fire hoses) are packed thick with refugee rabbits, wood rats, harvest mice and the like. We have lost a lot of rabbits, wood rats, song birds. HereвЂ™s an aerial image from a little while ago- Molino Creek Farm is the green spot on the right, at the end of the gun barrel of raging fire- now ash. All of the wooden posts holding up our miles of deer fence burned (fence on the ground, deer feeding on crops now).ДЄll around us, the landscape is burned. We feel these losses terribly and grieve for the memories and treasures past, anxious about the cleanup and rebuilding process. ThatвЂ™s the one highest on the farm, along Warrenella Road. We also lost the BartlesвЂ™В (2 Dog Farm)В family home. Community orchardists will recall it being next to our picnic table under the walnut tree. We lost the (duplex) White House, the 1920вЂ™s era stucco house shared by Judy and Mark and Sharon. Posted on SeptemUpdated on September 3, 2020ДЄll of us and our extended network are alive, safe, and so are our immediate non-human family members.

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