It has been years since I visited Central Oregon but I did last weekend. In 2003 there was a huge forest fire covering 140 square miles, burned forest as far as the eye could see.
It's indeed a shame that such things happen, but there is always a possitive side to it. Where wood burned it recovers itself again soon. It will take a while and one will see,but animals take soon their habitat. That is the strength of nature and figurly spoken also yours Jerry. We sometimes look, but don't see how powerfull everything is.
Artist Reply: Thanks, Ben, that is so true! With the trees gone
the grasses grow and then the deer come and then the trees return. A never ending cycle. Life.
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Emily Reed 21 Oct 2010
I have scene sights like this in Yellowstone. It is frightening but good to see the new growth!lillianhibiscus 20 Oct 2010
Wonderful photograph.Sharon Gonzalez 20 Oct 2010
WOW WHAT A REMARKABLE PHOTO, JERRY. EERIE LIGHTING AND A VERY DIFFERENT FEEL AND MOOD TO THIS. EXCELLENT SHOT.Aqua1955 20 Oct 2010
It was me writing, but i think you understood :)Anonymous Guest 20 Oct 2010
It's indeed a shame that such things happen, but there is always a possitive side to it. Where wood burned it recovers itself again soon. It will take a while and one will see,but animals take soon their habitat. That is the strength of nature and figurly spoken also yours Jerry. We sometimes look, but don't see how powerfull everything is.Julie Mayser 20 Oct 2010
I have read that forest fires help to open the cones of the conifers and that this will reforest the affected areas. I hope that happens to this area!Ai Shan 20 Oct 2010
Disaster. Hopefully will grow back:) Great shot, JerryMartina Thompson 20 Oct 2010
OMG!!! What a shame!