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Smoke and flames visible from fires burning in the Pasayten Wilderness on Oct. 16, 2022. Credit: U.S. Forest Service by Tracy Christopherson
Smoke billowing from fires in the Pasayten Wilderness on Oct. 16, 2022. Credit: U.S. Forest Service by Tracy Christopherson
Smoke from the Shull Fire in the Pasayten Wilderness on Oct. 4, 2022. Credit: U.S. Forest Service by John Ingman
Smoke from the Three Fools Fire in the Pasayten Wilderness on Oct. 4, 2022. Credit: U.S. Forest Service by John Ingman
Smoke from the Parks Fire in the Pasayten Wilderness on Oct. 4, 2022. Credit: U.S. Forest Service by John Ingman
Smoke from the Parks and Kid Fires when they joined together in Soda Creek in the Pasayten Wilderness on Oct. 4, 2022. Credit: U.S. Forest Service by John Ingman
Elbow Fire continues to burn in a dense bowl near the ridgetop. The smoke in the bottom of the photo is most likely from the nearby Three Fools Fire.
The Shull Fire was quiet with a little bit of heat on the northern side of the fire backing down on September 24, 2022. There is quite a bit of standing dead trees in the drainage bottom. Credit: IC Scott Sylvester
The Skagit fire was still backing downhill on 9-24-2022. Credit: IC Scott Sylvester
Three Fools Fire has made it down to the Three Fools Creek and has the chance to get established on the other side of the creek. Credit: IC Scott Sylvester
Monument 83 Lookout on 9-24-22. Structure wrap was very effective in preserving the buildings from multiple flame fronts. The smoke column seen in the upper left corner is from the fire burning in Canada. Credit: IC Scott Sylvester
Monument 83 site, historic lookout and cabin still standing after Park Fire.