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Wesley Photographs

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Photo depicts a mosaic burn through the timber. Also shows spot fires away from main fire path.

Timber of the Wesley Fire

Photos shows a helicopter dipping out of a heliwell.

Helicopter Dipping

Photos shows fire around the lookout but the lookout is intact.

Lookout Survives Fire

Photo shows a skidgine working within the fire area. A skidgine is a piece of large equipment used to haul water (between 500 and 1600 gallons) and equipment into remote areas. They have a front blade attached.

Skidgine on the Wesley Fire

Photo depicts firefighter using hose to mop up along the fire line.

Firefighter Mopping Up

Photo shows a feller buncher cutting a snag. Feller buncher is used to cut a fire break as a contingency line. Machine cuts and lifts trees out of the fire area.

Feller Buncher on the Wesley Fire

Photo shows a dozer opening up a road in the Wesley Fire area.

Dozer at work

Photo depicts a spot fire a large distance away from the main fire. Fire is burning near the ridgeline in sub-alpine fir fuel type.

Spot Fire

Photos depicts active flame in the Bear Tornado area. Large uprooted tree shown in left side of photo.

Active Fire in the Bear Blowdown

 
Photo depicts fire burning in the unsalvaged area of the Bear Tornado. Fire is burning on the ground in large dead fuel.

Fire In the Bear Blowdown

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Payette National Forest
U.S. Forest Service
800 West Lakeside Ave.
McCall, ID 83638

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