As of 8:30 pm last night, LPNF WildCAD is reporting this as 1/4 acre in heavy brush between Palo Colorado and Old Coast Rd. Nothing being reported this morning, 6/9, which is a good thing.
The second was about a mile from the Gaviota rest stop in Santa Barbara. As of 11 pm, Wildfire is reporting this one is holding at 15 acres.
I finally get around to posting new photos, and I am preempted by fires. Just look below.
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I'm so glad that you got your camera! Great pictures. There's an article in the Vanity Fair that has some pictures of Santorini. I'll save it for the next time I see you.
I was sitting here catching up with your blogs, posting a comment on the prior one and suddenly got the strong smell of smoke. Every time I smell smoke now, something very internal in me panics. I don't understand why in an obvious fire season where we live in a 'red area' as defined on the fire maps, that some neighbor must burn in their fireplaces? Its not for lack of a way to heat their homes.