kay_mulan | (no subject)

I talked to some firefighters about a picture on The Jewish Journal Nov 23 edition. The sun is either setting or rising, and thus East or West is indicated. I said that the sun is a path of heat and if it is showing the sun setting in the West then the path of heat all day should follow the trajectory of the fire in the shot, which seems to follow a North to South or South to North Direction, which should have followed West to East then or if at sunrise Easterly towards West, which is the opposite of the direction shown in the picture. They good naturedly listened to me, then said that the fires are out. I can't find the picture on the magazine's website, but I was so sure it's not a crackpot theory. They may have nullified it by saying it depends also on how the wind was blowing, but I also told them the emergency maps on Google in real time were wierd. I meant that the fires were clustered in clumps, a pattern which showed huge non continous stretches. Neither are available online anymore. If those fire sites could prove with this missing photo certain things- well, in any case thank you for "listening" by not blocking me. It's still true that those fires were started on Krystallnach anniversary and burned a lot of Jewish camps. Thankgoodness Camp and Woolsey Fires didn't meet.