The Durant Lake wildfire west of Kamloops. This was a very small wildfire when compared to some of the mega fires in the area but to those people who have a cabin along Durant Lake with is large enough. This was a flare up along the eastern edge but luckily it was held. However, a few weeks after this photo the Tremont Creek fire overtook this region (Rank 6 Fire included in this collection was taken the night that happened.)
This collection will consist of 12 photos and is NOW 50% SOLD. Each piece in this collection is 1 of 1.
In the past several years British Columbia Canada has experienced 3 devastating wildfire seasons. Entire towns evacuated, communities destroyed, lives turned upside down and sadly loss of life. It is hard to convey the level of devastation this region has seen in the past few year.
I am also donating to Wildfire Relief Funds. $250 was donated to the BC United Way Wildfire relief and another $250 will be donated once sold out.
Durant Lake WIldfire
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Durant Lake WIldfire
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The Durant Lake wildfire west of Kamloops. This was a very small wildfire when compared to some of the mega fires in the area but to those people who have a cabin along Durant Lake with is large enough. This was a flare up along the eastern edge but luckily it was held. However, a few weeks after this photo the Tremont Creek fire overtook this region (Rank 6 Fire included in this collection was taken the night that happened.)
This collection will consist of 12 photos and is NOW 50% SOLD. Each piece in this collection is 1 of 1.
In the past several years British Columbia Canada has experienced 3 devastating wildfire seasons. Entire towns evacuated, communities destroyed, lives turned upside down and sadly loss of life. It is hard to convey the level of devastation this region has seen in the past few year.
I am also donating to Wildfire Relief Funds. $250 was donated to the BC United Way Wildfire relief and another $250 will be donated once sold out.