Burnt Island Light, Boothbay Harbor, Maine. Burnt Island gets its name from routinely set fires. The fires make for better grazing grass to feed the sheep that once populated the island.
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Burnt Island Light, Boothbay Harbor, Maine. Burnt Island gets its name from routinely set fires. The fires make for better grazing grass to feed the sheep that once populated the island.
Fireworks and dry grass and idiots
Happy Fourth of July
I guess the anti-fire measures for the grass didn't work. Fire alarms! (This looks like it will be a problem. Track temperature 38 C, air temperature 14 C, grass temperature apparently rather high).
Here be dragons
Where the monsters hide
A controlled burn in Westchester County, New York
(Michael Rogier. 1947)
This is fine.
We get these too.
View from our porch, August 2020