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Chapel of the Holy Dove made safe by burning

Posted: Mar 16 2018 7:53 am
by Jim
https://www.fs.usda.gov/detail/coconino ... EPRD573352

I've seen that headline for a week or so now and was waiting for someone else, but...

Gee, I sure am glad the FS media contact, or whoever wrote that, has the language skill to effectively communicate the public is safely protected from this menace by burning it down! :y:


That, or the structure was made safe by removing fuels from around the structure. Either or, my initial thought was they burned it down!

Re: Chapel of the Holy Dove made safe by burning

Posted: Mar 16 2018 10:09 am
by tdwood
Jim_H wrote:the language skill to effectively communicate
I fear that skill is belly up to the bar with the skill for reasoned, informed debate, muttering into their beers, wondering just what the hell happened.

Re: Chapel of the Holy Dove made safe by burning

Posted: Mar 16 2018 10:24 am
by Jim
and I didn't bother to remove "safe" from the op after I changed my post.

Re: Chapel of the Holy Dove made safe by burning

Posted: Mar 16 2018 12:45 pm
by azbackpackr
Oh! I've passed it many times. Thought maybe it was a restroom...


Bad girl, bad, bad girl!

Re: Chapel of the Holy Dove made safe by burning

Posted: Mar 16 2018 2:24 pm
by cactuscat
Another reason to hate drones.

Re: Chapel of the Holy Dove made safe by burning

Posted: Mar 16 2018 5:56 pm
by Nighthiker
The Forest Service Cartographers need to check their work as well.

Re: Chapel of the Holy Dove made safe by burning

Posted: Mar 16 2018 9:07 pm
by big_load
azbackpackr wrote:Oh! I've passed it many times. Thought maybe it was a restroom...
That's what I though the first time I passed it.