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The smoke does help some things

October 26th, 2007

The moon over Rancho Bernardo

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So this is the moon over Rancho Bernardo tonight. You can see where there is an absence of lights right below the hills; that is where the fire came through.

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    1. Andrew Wooldridge said on

      Looks like a glowing pearl on a sandy beach at night… Very beautiful!

    2. Amaranthar said on

      Pliny’s last moonlight!

    3. kia said on

      I can’t decide if it’s eerie or beautiful. I’ll say… errieful! :)

    4. Melissa Mastersq said on

      Hey Raph. We live in Escondido and were on standby to evacuate for 3 days. What a terrible nightmare. From the sound of things, your family and home are fine. So are we. Thank the gods for that.

    5. Amaranthar said on

      The effort out there by so many people has been inspiring. Remarkable.

    6. Daniel Broderick said on

      Wow… stunning shot man… quite an epilogue.

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