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Re: How near is that Horseshoe Meadows fire to Mt. Whitney?
psykokid #48118 08/15/16 01:09 PM
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Originally Posted By: psykokid
Just saw this on the Inyo NF Facebook page:

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#HorseshoeFire Areas Re-opening

The Inyo National Forest, in conjunction with fire personnel, has reopened the Horseshoe Meadows Road up to Horseshoe Meadow. All campgrounds and trails have also re-opened.
Crews will still be working in the fire area and visitors are asked to please be aware of emergency equipment when travelling on that road. Slow down for your safety as well as the safety of fire crews working in the area.


Nice.

My car came home to me today! ...Along with my wallet and other personal items. Jon at the Elevation Climbing store (at the light in Lone Pine) drove through on his way to Sacramento, so I met him at the AmTrak station, and traded him my car for a ticket to Sacramento.

Now life can finally get back to normal. cool

Incident Overview 08/16/16
Judy #48131 08/17/16 01:51 PM
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Incident Overview

Horseshoe Fire 369 acres
The Horseshoe Fire is estimated to be 369 acres and 95% contained. The fire started August 9, 2016 in the afternoon towards the top of the Horseshoe Meadow Road, just east of the developed recreation campgrounds, near Last Chance Meadow.

The Horseshoe Meadow Road up to Horseshoe Meadow. All campgrounds and trails have also re-opened.
Crews will still be working in the fire area and visitors are asked to please be aware of emergency equipment when travelling on that road. Slow down for your safety as well as the safety of fire crews working in the area.
The fire continues to burn out fuels within the containment lines
The cause of the fire is under investigation but appears to be human caused.

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