Fire above Peachland?

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Fire above Peachland?

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I am in Lake View Heights.
Seeing a plume of something rising from the hills behind Peachland.
Anyone else?
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Hearing something in the granite lake area bird dog over head
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Yes could see from Kelowna. Its died down now though
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BC wildfire's interactive map shows one just north of Garnet lake so that's probably it. Sounds like it's very small
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Tankers battling blaze
The blaze is currently 0.2 hectares in size, and is burning about three kilometres west of Highway 97.

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1ha, sounds boxed in with 3 unit crew overnighting:

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Would the sand in the sandbags be of use to fire fighting? Just asking.
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Queen K wrote:Would the sand in the sandbags be of use to fire fighting? Just asking.


Sand is helpful for dry mop, but we just scrape it up from our surroundings...might be good for remedial work after the fire though :smt045
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