Good for you for putting others first. Sorry to hear about the truck. +1 on saving the $600 Air gap...

 

I was sweating bullets trying to figure out where the evacuation zone was for the Cleveland County fire. It turns out that Lake Thunderbird (aka Lake Dirtybird) was a pretty decent buffer zone for me to the south. Here are pics I took Friday evening. The flames heat the air to the point that the fires for what's called a Pyro-Cumulus cloud.

 

^^ Wow. That's nuts. You and all your stuff okay?

 

Yep. The smoke did a number of crossing the lake and settling in my yard and the evening temps kicked in both Friday and Saturday nights. Highway 9 was the northern boundary and 120th Avenue was the eastern boundary of the evacuation zone. I'm across Dirtybird to the north.

https://maps.google.com/maps?q=E+fra...oma+73026&z=13

 

yea man i have pics of my **** burning down. but we saved all the houses. and yea i know what u mean about the smoke, it felt like i was in the gas chamber all over again, eyes were burning so bad, smoke was so heavy. it was worth it though to hear my dad say thanks for saving his house yesterday.