Obviously, from 1960 to present day, there have been many events from every culture in which there was a great fire, and this is also true for every "ancient," culture. But no, these are are the same culture, all titled , "the great f…
Obviously, from 1960 to present day, there have been many events from every culture in which there was a great fire, and this is also true for every "ancient," culture. But no, these are are the same culture, all titled , "the great fire of -," this could be due to a few possibilities.
1. all these great fires from around the world happened at the same time,in one great fire, that burned everything in the world.
2. The fires did happen on the years they claim, after roughly 1860.
2(a) the fires happened when they claimed, and firemen we're present during every great fire. Whether reactionary, or actionary, they are the same, just different degrees of the same thing.the firemen were present during all of these "great fires."
3. I want to say that, none of these fires happened in real life, and that liars lie, but I saw the great fire of northern California. I was skateboarding with my dog, and about to go out to the west side of the river trail that goes near the dams. I thought I was looking at the sunset, but it was fire, and it was a was a wall of smoke going vertical. It looked like a curtain of fire and smoke moving outward fast. Like it was exploding slowly outward to the east. I was at vulture point and drove down hilltop and got on i5. When I left, everything was calm, but people are running red lights behind me.I met with my girlfriend, and we watched the fire from Anderson River Park looking North and everything was red. Even though we were positive and joking, we had an undertone, that the world had ended in a way. And like, what do we do? We live here, where do we go? And she went to Humboldt. I cried like a baby. That's the first time I cried to someone like that. And it felt good. 🍼😁
I went to the Redding River trail to the west, and everything was burnt. And by burnt, I mean . All the trees were just one branch upward, like burnt match sticks. There are manzanita trees everywhere in that area, it was like a canopied little forest area. Like, the trail would always have shadows from the leaves of the trees and it was very scenic and a good workout. But it felt like it was gone now, the trail resembled the way a trail would, with snow piling around the edges. I don't know why, but I climbed some hills and ventured out from the trail to the west hills, and there were properties there, but everything was absolutely gone. Everything. Just rails from fences, a few foundations and blocks, and no debris. It was like I was in a different world, the sky was orange and hot, but grey. A black army helicopter that like... well not like a police one, but the sides opened up like if it was meant to take lots of people. My first instinct was to lay down, it didn't make sense to see that, it didn't look right.the bridges were all collapsed. All those houses are burnt, I was a photographer for a real estate company and took pictures of a few properties. Oh i5, were columns of trucks from all over the world. More description on YouTube
