Editorial: "Prescott's fire luck may not hold out"
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3 comments:
The annual "let's not start fires and burn down our paradise" editorial. Does anyone ever listen to it?
usually most if us do, except for that one idiot who sets the whole of Prescott National Forest on fire.man I bet those folks who just bought their little summer home in the pines are rethinking THAT
I think they did this because Tuesday is the five-year anniversary of the Indian Fire.
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