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𓍯 𝚕 𝚒 𝚖 𝚔 𝚒 𝚖 𝚔 𝚊 𝚝 𝚑 ♡̆̈ ✿ ‧₊ ◡̈🦋🍀🌷 @kathkattaleeya

3 months ago

อยากแนะนำให้ลองหาเล่มนี้มาอ่านกัน มันดีมากจริงๆ 🩵 “ ฉันไม่ต้องการให้ใครทุกคนได้ยิน ขอแค่คนที่ฟังด้วยหัวใจเท่านั้น” – 52Hz 💙🐋✨ #Stillfire #52เฮิรตซ์ 📚#21_NOV_

𓍯 𝚕 𝚒 𝚖 𝚔 𝚒 𝚖 𝚔 𝚊 𝚝 𝚑 ♡̆̈ ✿ ‧₊ ◡̈🦋🍀🌷 @kathkattaleeya

about 1 year ago

ฉันไม่ต้องการให้ใครทุกคนได้ยิน ขอแค่คนที่ฟังด้วยหัวใจเท่านั้น – 52Hz 💙🐋✨ #Stillfire #52เฮิรตซ์ 📚#21_NOV_

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Jared Yamamoto @JaredYamamoto

5 months ago

Solid new spot! #StillFire

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Oly Genius @oly_genius

8 months ago

#BriKPanse #GeniusEmcee #RapMusic #StillFire W ap di m mèt, menm lè w esklav kritik.. - Genius ‘’Genius Styl’’ (EP) Disponib sou tout Platfòm yo.. Spotify https://t.co/YqLRNBETKu Apple Music https://t.co/vuc5tsXEOI Audiomack https://t.co/lJYw4AaFw8

James Standeford @Drofednats

about 1 year ago

#stillfire

KernFireGraph @KernFiregraph

about 1 year ago

#StillFire is now reported to be 3 separate fires all with a slow rate of spread along Highway 50.

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𓍯 𝚕 𝚒 𝚖 𝚔 𝚒 𝚖 𝚔 𝚊 𝚝 𝚑 ♡̆̈ ✿ ‧₊ ◡̈🦋🍀🌷 @kathkattaleeya

about 1 year ago

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Jahmeir D. ✭

@JDCowboys2

over 1 year ago

@KINGV0NBURNER #stillfire even today

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❝ ian ❞ @onewhospunlate

over 1 year ago

marie and i watched the batman begins movie again. #stillfire

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IM A TUMBLRINA AGAIN @andro526484339

almost 2 years ago

i forgot i literally made a logo #STILLFIRE

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𝑴𝒊𝒎𝒊 🫠💙 @MillennialMimi

over 2 years ago

This new MAD MAX movie is 🔥 #noMelGibsonthough #stillfire

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Neil Chapman @neilchappy

almost 3 years ago

#GoodFire ops during the #StillFire on the @CoconinoNF @TwinPeaksT2IA #ForestManagement #WildfireManagement

Coconino NF @CoconinoNF

almost 3 years ago

Fire managers are pausing firing operations on the #StillFire for the next several days due to predicted rain and humidity but are hoping to resume those operations later this week when weather conditions allow. The Still Fire is a lightning-caused wildfire located 4 miles northeast of the Highway 87 and Lake Mary Road junction on the Coconino National Forest’s Mogollon Rim Ranger District (MRRD). During the pause on firing operations, crews will continue to hold existing line while also preparing the fire area – including areas along Highway 87 – for firing operations. Smoke impact will dwindle significantly over the coming days, but may remain noticeable along Highway 87, in the Blue Ridge communities and in the Little Springs area. While fire managers anticipate that north and northeast winds – forecast during proposed Thursday and Friday firing operations – will direct smoke away from Highway 87 and local communities, heavy smoke impact may resume along with firing operations. Driving conditions in the fire area may remain hazardous, and possible intermittent closures may be implemented along area roads, including Highway 87, for public safety. Fire managers anticipate Forest Road (FR) 95 will remain open at this time, although FR 751 may close should aerial operations resume. Motorists are reminded to check the Arizona Department of Transportation website for information regarding state road closures and to check the Coconino National Forest website for forest road information. Recreationists are asked to refer to the fire area closure order and to abide by all posted signage and barriers. Containment for the 9,101-acre Still Fire is at 47 percent, with containment lines in place along the west and east portions of the fire perimeter. The Still Fire is being managed to reduce hazardous fuels and improve forest health as guided by Forest Service’s 10-year Wildfire Crisis Strategy. Current resources assigned to the Type 3 Still Fire include one Hotshot crew, one hand crew, six engines, one dozer, one helicopter and miscellaneous overhead. Forest visitors are asked to remain cognizant of firefighting operations. There are no structures threatened by the Still Fire, which was first reported Sept. 14. Area residents and MRRD visitors can visit InciWeb for updates regarding the Still Fire. Information about smoke and smoke impact is available at https://t.co/XXoeVdsKEH. For additional information please contact the Still Fire public information team at [email protected].

CoconinoNF's tweet photo. Fire managers are pausing firing operations on the #StillFire for the next several days due to predicted rain and humidity but are hoping to resume those operations later this week when weather conditions allow.
The Still Fire is a lightning-caused wildfire located 4 miles northeast of the Highway 87 and Lake Mary Road junction on the Coconino National Forest’s Mogollon Rim Ranger District (MRRD).
During the pause on firing operations, crews will continue to hold existing line while also preparing the fire area – including areas along Highway 87 – for firing operations.
Smoke impact will dwindle significantly over the coming days, but may remain noticeable along Highway 87, in the Blue Ridge communities and in the Little Springs area.
While fire managers anticipate that north and northeast winds – forecast during proposed Thursday and Friday firing operations – will direct smoke away from Highway 87 and local communities, heavy smoke impact may resume along with firing operations.
Driving conditions in the fire area may remain hazardous, and possible intermittent closures may be implemented along area roads, including Highway 87, for public safety.
Fire managers anticipate Forest Road (FR) 95 will remain open at this time, although FR 751 may close should aerial operations resume.
Motorists are reminded to check the Arizona Department of Transportation website for information regarding state road closures and to check the Coconino National Forest website for forest road information. Recreationists are asked to refer to the fire area closure order and to abide by all posted signage and barriers.
Containment for the 9,101-acre Still Fire is at 47 percent, with containment lines in place along the west and east portions of the fire perimeter.
The Still Fire is being managed to reduce hazardous fuels and improve forest health as guided by Forest Service’s 10-year Wildfire Crisis Strategy.
Current resources assigned to the Type 3 Still Fire include one Hotshot crew, one hand crew, six engines, one dozer, one helicopter and miscellaneous overhead.
Forest visitors are asked to remain cognizant of firefighting operations.
There are no structures threatened by the Still Fire, which was first reported Sept. 14.
Area residents and MRRD visitors can visit InciWeb for updates regarding the Still Fire.
Information about smoke and smoke impact is available at https://t.co/XXoeVdsKEH.
For additional information please contact the Still Fire public information team at 2023.still@firenet.gov.

Coconino NF @CoconinoNF

almost 3 years ago

#StillFire at 7,781 acres, smoke impact to continue Firing operations paused along Highway 87; may resume next week HAPPY JACK, Ariz., Oct. 6, 2023 – Smoke impact will linger despite a pause on Highway 87-adjacent firing operations on the Still Fire, a lightning-caused wildfire located 4 miles northeast of the Highway 87 and Lake Mary Road junction. Smoke impact will remain noticeable along Highway 87, in the Blue Ridge communities, the Little Springs area, and possibly in the Camp Verde, Cottonwood, Pine, Strawberry and Payson areas. Smoke will settle into low-lying areas overnight. Driving conditions in the fire area may remain hazardous, and possible intermittent closures may be implemented along area roads, including Highway 87, for public safety. Fire managers anticipate Forest Road (FR) 95 will remain open at this time, although FR 751 may close should aerial operations resume. Motorists are reminded to check the Arizona Department of Transportation website for information regarding state road closures and to check the Coconino National Forest website for forest road information. Recreationists are asked to refer to the fire area closure order and to abide by all posted signage and barriers. Containment for the Still Fire is at 30 percent. The Still Fire is being managed to reduce hazardous fuels and improve forest health as guided by Forest Service’s 10-year Wildfire Crisis Strategy. Firing operations along Highway 87 may resume early next week should wind and weather conditions allow. Crews plan to spend today and this weekend conducting small firing operations within the internal fire perimeter, as well as holding existing fire lines and preparing for the possibility of Monday firing operations along Highway 87. Firing operations remove hazardous fuels – such as downed trees and dead pine needle accumulation – from the forest floor. Firing operations occur during times of manageable winds and lower temperatures where low-intensity fire can safely remove those fuels prior to seasons of critical fire weather, where high winds, heavy drought and hot temperatures can lead to uncontrollable high-intensity wildfires. Current resources assigned to the Type 3 Still Fire include one Hotshot crew, one hand crew, eight engines, one dozer, one helicopter and miscellaneous overhead. Forest visitors are asked to remain cognizant of firefighting operations. There are no structures threatened by the Still Fire, which was first reported Sept. 14. Area residents and Mogollon Rim Ranger District visitors can visit InciWeb for updates regarding the Still Fire. Information about smoke and smoke impact is available at https://t.co/XXoeVdsKEH. For additional information please contact the Coconino National Forest Supervisor’s Office at 928-527-3600 (staffed 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday excluding federal holidays) or the Still Fire public information team at [email protected]. The MRRD’s Blue Ridge Ranger Station will be closed Friday due to smoke impact. It is expected that the station will reopen Tuesday following the holiday weekend.

CoconinoNF's tweet photo. #StillFire at 7,781 acres, smoke impact to continue
Firing operations paused along Highway 87; may resume next week
HAPPY JACK, Ariz., Oct. 6, 2023 – Smoke impact will linger despite a pause on Highway 87-adjacent firing operations on the Still Fire, a lightning-caused wildfire located 4 miles northeast of the Highway 87 and Lake Mary Road junction.
Smoke impact will remain noticeable along Highway 87, in the Blue Ridge communities, the Little Springs area, and possibly in the Camp Verde, Cottonwood, Pine, Strawberry and Payson areas.
Smoke will settle into low-lying areas overnight.
Driving conditions in the fire area may remain hazardous, and possible intermittent closures may be implemented along area roads, including Highway 87, for public safety.
Fire managers anticipate Forest Road (FR) 95 will remain open at this time, although FR 751 may close should aerial operations resume.
Motorists are reminded to check the Arizona Department of Transportation website for information regarding state road closures and to check the Coconino National Forest website for forest road information. Recreationists are asked to refer to the fire area closure order and to abide by all posted signage and barriers.
Containment for the Still Fire is at 30 percent.
The Still Fire is being managed to reduce hazardous fuels and improve forest health as guided by Forest Service’s 10-year Wildfire Crisis Strategy.
Firing operations along Highway 87 may resume early next week should wind and weather conditions allow. Crews plan to spend today and this weekend conducting small firing operations within the internal fire perimeter, as well as holding existing fire lines and preparing for the possibility of Monday firing operations along Highway 87.
Firing operations remove hazardous fuels – such as downed trees and dead pine needle accumulation – from the forest floor. Firing operations occur during times of manageable winds and lower temperatures where low-intensity fire can safely remove those fuels prior to seasons of critical fire weather, where high winds, heavy drought and hot temperatures can lead to uncontrollable high-intensity wildfires.
Current resources assigned to the Type 3 Still Fire include one Hotshot crew, one hand crew, eight engines, one dozer, one helicopter and miscellaneous overhead.
Forest visitors are asked to remain cognizant of firefighting operations.
There are no structures threatened by the Still Fire, which was first reported Sept. 14.
Area residents and Mogollon Rim Ranger District visitors can visit InciWeb for updates regarding the Still Fire.
Information about smoke and smoke impact is available at https://t.co/XXoeVdsKEH.
For additional information please contact the Coconino National Forest Supervisor’s Office at 928-527-3600 (staffed 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday excluding federal holidays) or the Still Fire public information team at 2023.still@firenet.gov.

The MRRD’s Blue Ridge Ranger Station will be closed Friday due to smoke impact. It is expected that the station will reopen Tuesday following the holiday weekend.

Coconino NF @CoconinoNF

almost 3 years ago

Heavy smoke will continue throughout the day Thursday and into Friday as firing operations continue on the #StillFire, a lightning-caused wildfire located 4 miles northeast of the Highway 87 and Lake Mary Road junction. Heavy smoke impact will be felt in the Blue Ridge communities, the Little Springs area and along Highway 87. Moderate smoke impact will be felt in the Camp Verde, Pine, Strawberry and Payson areas. Minimal smoke may be noticed in the Cottonwood and Phoenix areas. Smoke will settle into low-lying areas overnight. Driving conditions in the fire area may become hazardous, and possible intermittent closures may be implemented along area roads, including Highway 87, for public safety. Forest visitors are asked to remain cognizant of firefighting operations. Motorists are reminded to check the Arizona Department of Transportation website for information regarding state road closures, and recreationists are asked to refer to the fire area closure order and to abide by all posted signage and barriers. The Still Fire is currently 4,889 acres, and fire managers intend to treat an additional roughly 2,800 acres with firing operations today. Containment for the Still Fire is at 26 percent. Today’s planned firing operations will occur near the Coconino NF’s Blue Ridge Ranger Station and near the C.C. Cragin (formerly Blue Ridge) Reservoir. Current resources assigned to the Type 3 Still Fire include one fuels crew, one Hotshot crew, eight engines, one hand crew, one dozer and miscellaneous overhead. There are no structures threatened by the Still Fire, which is burning through pine litter and was first reported Sept. 14. The Still Fire is being managed to reduce hazardous fuels and improve forest health as guided by Forest Service’s 10-year Wildfire Crisis Strategy. Today’s firing operations will contribute to the Still Fire’s objective of bolstering the health of the C.C. Cragin watershed. The management objectives of the Still Fire contribute to the overarching goal of the Cragin Watershed Protection Project, a long-term project that will reduce the risk of wildfire and post-fire flooding in the C.C. Cragin Reservoir watersheds. Area residents and MRRD visitors can visit InciWeb for updates regarding the Still Fire. Information about smoke and smoke impact is available at https://t.co/XXoeVdsKEH. For additional information please contact the Coconino National Forest Supervisor’s Office at 928-527-3600 or the Still Fire public information team at [email protected].

CoconinoNF's tweet photo. Heavy smoke will continue throughout the day Thursday and into Friday as firing operations continue on the #StillFire, a lightning-caused wildfire located 4 miles northeast of the Highway 87 and Lake Mary Road junction.
Heavy smoke impact will be felt in the Blue Ridge communities, the Little Springs area and along Highway 87.
Moderate smoke impact will be felt in the Camp Verde, Pine, Strawberry and Payson areas.
Minimal smoke may be noticed in the Cottonwood and Phoenix areas.
Smoke will settle into low-lying areas overnight.
Driving conditions in the fire area may become hazardous, and possible intermittent closures may be implemented along area roads, including Highway 87, for public safety.
Forest visitors are asked to remain cognizant of firefighting operations.
Motorists are reminded to check the Arizona Department of Transportation website for information regarding state road closures, and recreationists are asked to refer to the fire area closure order and to abide by all posted signage and barriers.
The Still Fire is currently 4,889 acres, and fire managers intend to treat an additional roughly 2,800 acres with firing operations today.
Containment for the Still Fire is at 26 percent.
Today’s planned firing operations will occur near the Coconino NF’s Blue Ridge Ranger Station and near the C.C. Cragin (formerly Blue Ridge) Reservoir.
Current resources assigned to the Type 3 Still Fire include one fuels crew, one Hotshot crew, eight engines, one hand crew, one dozer and miscellaneous overhead.
There are no structures threatened by the Still Fire, which is burning through pine litter and was first reported Sept. 14.
The Still Fire is being managed to reduce hazardous fuels and improve forest health as guided by Forest Service’s 10-year Wildfire Crisis Strategy.
Today’s firing operations will contribute to the Still Fire’s objective of bolstering the health of the C.C. Cragin watershed. The management objectives of the Still Fire contribute to the overarching goal of the Cragin Watershed Protection Project, a long-term project that will reduce the risk of wildfire and post-fire flooding in the C.C. Cragin Reservoir watersheds.
Area residents and MRRD visitors can visit InciWeb for updates regarding the Still Fire.
Information about smoke and smoke impact is available at https://t.co/XXoeVdsKEH.
For additional information please contact the Coconino National Forest Supervisor’s Office at 928-527-3600 or the Still Fire public information team at 2023.still@firenet.gov.

Coconino NF @CoconinoNF

almost 3 years ago

Heavy smoke impact is expected today from firing operations on the #StillFire, a lightning-caused wildfire located 4 miles northeast of the Highway 87 and Lake Mary Road junction. Heavy smoke impact will be felt in the Blue Ridge communities, the Little Springs area and along Highway 87. Smoke is expected to drift toward the southeast to southwest of the fire today into tomorrow, and will impact the Pine, Strawberry and Payson areas. Minimal smoke may be noticed in the Phoenix area. Driving conditions in the fire area may become hazardous, and possible intermittent closures may be implemented along area roads, including Highway 87, for public safety. Forest visitors are asked to remain cognizant of firefighting operations. Motorists are reminded to check the Arizona Department of Transportation website for information regarding state road closures, and recreationists are asked to refer to the fire area closure order and to abide by all posted signage and barriers. The Still Fire is currently 2,313 acres, and fire managers intend on treating an additional 4,000 acres with firing operations today. Current resources assigned to the Type 3 Still Fire include one fuels crew, one Hotshot crew, eight engines, one hand crew, one dozer and miscellaneous overhead. There are no structures threatened by the Still Fire, which is burning through pine litter and was first reported Sept. 14. The Still Fire is being managed to reduce hazardous fuels and improve forest health as guided by Forest Service’s 10-year Wildfire Crisis Strategy. Land treatments – such as strategic wildfire management, planned prescribed fire projects and mechanical thinning – bolster the resiliency of the Coconino NF’s Mogollon Rim Ranger District (MRRD) by restoring it to healthy conditions that are resistant to high-intensity wildfire. Area residents and MRRD visitors can visit InciWeb for updates regarding the Still Fire. Information about smoke and smoke impact is available at https://t.co/XXoeVdsKEH. For additional information please contact the Coconino National Forest Supervisor’s Office at 928-527-3600 or the Still Fire public information team at [email protected].

CoconinoNF's tweet photo. Heavy smoke impact is expected today from firing operations on the #StillFire, a lightning-caused wildfire located 4 miles northeast of the Highway 87 and Lake Mary Road junction.
Heavy smoke impact will be felt in the Blue Ridge communities, the Little Springs area and along Highway 87.
Smoke is expected to drift toward the southeast to southwest of the fire today into tomorrow, and will impact the Pine, Strawberry and Payson areas.
Minimal smoke may be noticed in the Phoenix area.
Driving conditions in the fire area may become hazardous, and possible intermittent closures may be implemented along area roads, including Highway 87, for public safety.
Forest visitors are asked to remain cognizant of firefighting operations.
Motorists are reminded to check the Arizona Department of Transportation website for information regarding state road closures, and recreationists are asked to refer to the fire area closure order and to abide by all posted signage and barriers.
The Still Fire is currently 2,313 acres, and fire managers intend on treating an additional 4,000 acres with firing operations today.
Current resources assigned to the Type 3 Still Fire include one fuels crew, one Hotshot crew, eight engines, one hand crew, one dozer and miscellaneous overhead.
There are no structures threatened by the Still Fire, which is burning through pine litter and was first reported Sept. 14.
The Still Fire is being managed to reduce hazardous fuels and improve forest health as guided by Forest Service’s 10-year Wildfire Crisis Strategy. Land treatments – such as strategic wildfire management, planned prescribed fire projects and mechanical thinning – bolster the resiliency of the Coconino NF’s Mogollon Rim Ranger District (MRRD) by restoring it to healthy conditions that are resistant to high-intensity wildfire.
Area residents and MRRD visitors can visit InciWeb for updates regarding the Still Fire. Information about smoke and smoke impact is available at https://t.co/XXoeVdsKEH.
For additional information please contact the Coconino National Forest Supervisor’s Office at 928-527-3600 or the Still Fire public information team at 2023.still@firenet.gov.

InciWeb @inciweb

almost 3 years ago

#StillFire #AZFire #AZCOF https://t.co/hAWFvnJckQ Still Fire: New Photo added, Still Fire Photo 10042023

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Bert's Big Adventure @bertsbigadv

almost 4 years ago

On August 20th, @StillFireBrew hosted the 2nd Annual Find Your Fire Foundation Fundraiser in an effort to raise funds for #BertsBigAdventure! Thanks to the incredible folks at #StillFire and their gracious community, they raised $25K for children with chronic/terminal illnesses.

bertsbigadv's tweet photo. On August 20th, @StillFireBrew hosted the 2nd Annual Find Your Fire Foundation Fundraiser in an effort to raise funds for #BertsBigAdventure!

Thanks to the incredible folks at #StillFire and their gracious community, they raised $25K for children with chronic/terminal illnesses. https://t.co/PNIQzahhFm

CAL FIRE PIO @CALFIRE_PIO

almost 4 years ago

#RT @CAL_FIRE: Get a pilot’s perspective with a unique view under the belly of a CAL FIRE Air Tanker and listen to the radio traffic between aircraft and the Incident Commander on the ground as they coordinate aerial suppression on the #StillFire in Neva… https://t.co/xFk6DyNmaq

CAL FIRE

@CAL_FIRE

almost 4 years ago

Get a pilot’s perspective with a unique view under the belly of a CAL FIRE Air Tanker and listen to the radio traffic between aircraft and the Incident Commander on the ground as they coordinate aerial suppression on the #StillFire in Nevada County. https://t.co/9NKyF1AMTf

Kim Little

@kimlittle3388

almost 4 years ago · Suwanee

#PreGaming #GoDawgs #DawgsOnTop #DawgNation #FridayNight #DateNight #Stillfire #Stillfirebrewing #drinklocal #neighborhoodbrewery ❤️🖤🏈🐶🍺🍺 @StillFireBrew

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