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Smoke and ash in the understory. This was a controlled burn the fire crews used to establish a containment line.
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Smoke and ash in the understory. This was a controlled burn the fire crews used to establish a containment line.
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The Mack Creek gaging station, unburned, Thanks to the protectsion set up by fire crews. The forest nearby is green, indicating that the fire bypassed this area.
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Smoke and ash in the understory. This was a controlled burn the fire crews used to establish a containment line.
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Smoke and ash in the understory. The metal tag on the tree indicates that it is part of a long-term study on tree growth and mortality.
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Thick forest duff burned through by the fire. This may have been part of the controlled burn.
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An area of mixed fire severity, where some areas are charred and other areas are left green.
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Burned roots of a cedar tree along a roadside in the HJ Andrews Experimental Forest
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The sun comes through smoke and dust on a road in the HJ Andrews Experimental Forest
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A containment line, a hand line, dug by hand to bare soil, layed with hose, and then burned to one side to remove fuels
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Water holding tanks, hoses, and pumps, set up by fire crews, to protect the buildings
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Water holding tanks, hoses, and pumps, set up by fire crews, to protect the buildings
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Huge, old growth trees are an important part of the HJ Andrews Experimental Forest
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Downed wood and sword ferns are common in the understory of old growth forest in the HJ Andrews Experimental Forest. This is Watershed 2
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Hoses and pumps are set up to protect the research gage house in Watershed 2
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A view from HWY 126 towards Lookout Mountain with a view of the mosaic of fire severity on the landscape
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A view from HWY 126 towards Lookout Mountain with a view of the mosaic of fire severity on the landscape
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A view from HWY 126 towards Lookout Mountain with a view of the mosaic of fire severity on the landscape