6-30: Army Black Hawk copter carrying water |
6-30: Army Black Hawk copter carrying water |
6-30: Army Chinook copter approaches Magalia Reservoir |
6-30: Army Chinook copter carrying water to the West Fire |
6-30: Army Chinook copter carrying water to the West Fire |
6-30: Army Black Hawk copter filling up at Magalia Reservoir |
6-30: Black Hawk copter filling up at Magalia Reservoir |
6-30: Black Hawk copter filling up at Magalia Reservoir |
6-30: Two at a time - Chinook and Black Hawk copters approach Magalia Reservoir |
6-30: Onlookers at Magalia Reservoir |
6-30: Two at a time - Chinook and Black Hawk copters approach Magalia Reservoir |
6-30: Two at a time - Chinook and Black Hawk copters approach Magalia Reservoir |
6-30: Black Hawk fills up at Magalia Reservoir |
6-30: Black Hawk pulls away from Magalia Reservoir |
6-30: Two at a time - Chinook and Black Hawk copters fill up at Magalia Reservoir |
6-30: Chinook and Black Hawk copters at Magalia Reservoir |
6-30: Chinook and Black Hawk copters at Magalia Reservoir |
6-30: Chinook and Black Hawk copters at Magalia Reservoir |
6-30: Chinook and Black Hawk copters at Magalia Reservoir |
6-30: Black Hawk copter flies by Sawmill Peak Lookout |
6-30: A real wakeup call when one of these flies over your house |
6-30 Welcome to Magalia / Thank you firefighters |
6-30: Chinook copter carrying water to the West Fire |
6-30: Chinook copter drops water on the West Fire near Magalia |
6-30: Chinook copter drops water on the West Fire near Magalia |
6-30: Onlookers watch Chinook copter fill up at Magalia Reservoir |
6-30: Onlookers watch Chinook copter fill up at Magalia Reservoir |
6-30: Onlookers watch Chinook copter fill up at Magalia Reservoir |
6-29: Army helicopter flies past a smoky Sawmill Peak Lookout, Magalia |
6-29: Retired local engineer chats with Newport Beach firefighter in Magalia |
6-27: Santa Ana firetruck and evacuation sign on the Skyway in Magalia |
6-26: Our friend Cheryl (right) and Dawn staff the Butte County info center at Magalia supermarket |
6-26: Our friend Cheryl (right) and Dawn staff the Butte County info center at Magalia supermarket |
6-26: Fire chief from San Bruno leads convoy of trucks on the Skyway, Magalia |
6-26: Firetrucks from all over the state dwarf old Magalia Church |
6-26: Firefighters from all over the state watch West Fire near Sawmill Peak, Magalia |
6-26: Firetrucks from all over the state converge in Magalia |
6-26: Firefighters from all over the state watch West Fire near Sawmill Peak, Magalia |
6-26: Firefighters from all over the state watch West Fire near Sawmill Peak, Magalia |
6-26: Air tanker finds a few minutes of visibility near the West Fire near Sawmill Peak, Magalia |
6-26: Air tanker finds a few minutes of visibility to drop fiire retardant on the West Fire near Magalia |
6-26: Questioning the experts |
6-26: Road closure - Coutolenc Road at the Skyway, Magalia |
6-26: Donna delivers food to visiting firefighters at Magalia Community Center |
6-26: Visiting firefighter, on break, checks e-mail at Magalia Community Center |
6-26: Volunteers Donna (r) and Heather chat in front of donations while planning next day's breakfast for visiting firefighters |
6-25: A smoky West Brnch Feather River Canyon from Coutlolenc Lookout, Magalia |
6-25: Road closure: Jordan Hill Road, Magalia |
6-24: Diffused sun rises at our house, Magalia |
6-24: Diffused sun rises at our house, Magalia |
6-22: U.S. Forest Service ranger takes a look |
6-22: Donna watches fire burn in W. Branch Feather River canyon just east of Magalia |
6-22: Late-day sun and winds blowing the other way give full view |
6-22: Wide view of smoking filling what was a blue sky |
6-22: Smoldering fire burns unabated |
6-22: Fire slowly advancing down the canyon |
6-22: Other onlookers at usually empty Coutolenc Lookout |
6-22: Flames visible as fire burns unabated |
6-22: Flames visible as fire burns unabated |
6-22: Wide view of smoking filling what was a blue sky |
6-22: Flames visible as fire burns unabated |
6-22: Flames visible as fire burns unabated |
6-22: Flames visible as fire burns unabated |