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Haunting pictures show people walking around the burnt-out remains of their houses in the wake of devastating California wildfires! | |
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| Anonymous Coward User ID: 78121474  Australia10/29/2019 09:09 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Haunting pictures show people walking around the burnt-out remains of their houses in the wake of devastating California wildfires! These haunting pictures show California residents picking through the smoking remains of their homes in the aftermath of devastating wildfires. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 23531633 Families searched through the rubble of flattened homes where cars were burned out, sheets of metal covered the ground and only the framework of a building was left standing. At one home in Calistoga, Stephanie and Ashley LaFranchi took their dog with them to examine the remains of their family's Oak Ridge Angus ranch after it was razed by the Kincade Fire. [link to www.dailymail.co.uk (secure)] It's unbelievably devastating to lose everything you've ever owned. It's as though you never existed, it's all gone, you have nothing to show of your entire life. After some time, you realize you never lost anything, everything is in your heart, in your memories, and can never be taken from you. My thoughts are with them. . |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 77301217 United States10/29/2019 09:25 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Haunting pictures show people walking around the burnt-out remains of their houses in the wake of devastating California wildfires! These haunting pictures show California residents picking through the smoking remains of their homes in the aftermath of devastating wildfires. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 23531633 Families searched through the rubble of flattened homes where cars were burned out, sheets of metal covered the ground and only the framework of a building was left standing. At one home in Calistoga, Stephanie and Ashley LaFranchi took their dog with them to examine the remains of their family's Oak Ridge Angus ranch after it was razed by the Kincade Fire. [link to www.dailymail.co.uk (secure)] It's unbelievably devastating to lose everything you've ever owned. It's as though you never existed, it's all gone, you have nothing to show of your entire life. After some time, you realize you never lost anything, everything is in your heart, in your memories, and can never be taken from you. My thoughts are with them. . Our fire victims told me that they had even lost their sense of personal identity, of who they were in the absence of all that had mirrored them in their homes and surroundings. The devastation and void was internal as well as external. |
