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Local TV Stations here in NM did in fact do a public service announcement about 2 months before fire season started and also a recommendation by the USFS that all people living in the mountains create a 200 foot firebreak around their structures. In all news videos that I have seen about this fire, that was not done. I'm sorry for their losses but, the pine cones and pine needles will continue to fall as long as those trees are alive, raking up the landscape and cutting the grasses (they will grow back too) and cutting down all trees in that 200 foot radius. Building homes in a woody mountain setting could have been built out of Rammed earth, adobes, stone, block, and look for flame retardant or flame proof building Materials and always have a steel roof. Build the home underground, very warm in the cold winter and very cool in the hot summers.
@@scuss2 article said he was waiting for a ride. Brenda Dawes, head of band, called him. Don't know why he didn't go get him. Brendan Dawes Band has played in ruidoso for years. May not been any motorists by the time he left because of the evacuation. Maybe all 🏎️ already. 🙏💙🙏
