 Over the first half of July, I followed the fire, known as Carpenter I, that raged in the Spring Mountains for more than three weeks. On a few occasions I was even able to capture some distant pictures of the ever billowing plumes of smoke. On 7/18 I traveled with a friend to the west side of the range to evaluate the damage. Today, 7/25, twenty-five days after it was started by a lightening strike, it was reported that it was 95% contained. Click this link for pictures and information … Carpenter I Canyon Fire. |
Over the first half of July, I followed the fire, known as Carpenter I, that raged in the Spring Mountains for more than three weeks. On a few occasions I was even able to capture some distant pictures of the ever billowing plumes of smoke. On 7/18 I traveled with a friend to the west side of the range to evaluate the damage. Today, 7/25, twenty-five days after it was started by a lightening strike, it was reported that it was 95% contained. Click this link for pictures and information … Carpenter I Canyon Fire. 
