Photo sent by Charlie Hench, resident engineer, Cal-Trans
I don’t know for sure when this was taken, as the mega-data says 1/1/1980, but I suspect yesterday.
Timber Fire: Fire information: (831) 285-7006 Fire email: 2026.timber@firenet.govWebsite: inciweb.wildfire.gov/incident-information/calpf-timber-fire https://inciweb.wildfire.gov/incident-information/calpf-plaskett-fire Location: Southeast of Loma Vista, Monterey CountySize: 25,190 acresStart…
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Timber Fire: Fire information: (831) 285-7006 Fire email: 2026.timber@firenet.govWebsite: inciweb.wildfire.gov/incident-information/calpf-timber-fire https://inciweb.wildfire.gov/incident-information/calpf-plaskett-fire Location: Southeast of Loma Vista, Monterey CountySize: 24,970 acresStart…
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That's too fabulous for words. I don't know if these guys ARE Big Sur or picked up the vibes and the spirit. They've got to have been buoyed by what we've all enthused and this shows it. Bravo to the shovel and pick and earth movers. SPLENDIDO!!!!
They do look happy, and probably relieved as well. It was such a huge job!
And well done!
Coming north on the 1 from Morro Bay, what are road conditions, traffic-wise?
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Not bad, but summer traffic already picking up. RVs and bicycles among the cars
also......is it better to get to Big Sur Pfeiffer from the north in Monterey still? or trust no massive traffic on north 1.
Come down or up highway one from wherever you are
Thank you. On Sunday mid day (6/12) I'm heading to Pfeiffer Big Sur for a few days and am coming from Santa Maria. Debating north on the 1 out of Morro Bay or going up the 101 to Salinas, over to Monterey and south on the 1.
Yay!!!!!! I can not imagine all the work and care it takes to get to "God's Country" as I have dubbed your portion of the world. :)
Very cool!!!!