Witness Apocolypse
Kelowna, Okanagan, BC, BritishColumbia, British Columbia, Canada, Canadian, North America, Lake, Water, Desert, Urban, Country, Rural, Reflection, Shore, Shorel...
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douglasdrouin
July 22, 2015
The abnormally dry conditions in the southern interior of British Columbia the Summer of 2015 have left the forests a standing tinder box.
When the pervasive lightning storms roll through the hills that tinder box ignites. Man made assistance due to carelessness only increases the danger and inevitable conflagrations that occur.
The risks of living in an urban interface environment are never lost on the inhabitants of Okanagan Lake in South Western BC.
We, the imagers are nothing but witnesses; here to record the events that eventually become history
When the pervasive lightning storms roll through the hills that tinder box ignites. Man made assistance due to carelessness only increases the danger and inevitable conflagrations that occur.
The risks of living in an urban interface environment are never lost on the inhabitants of Okanagan Lake in South Western BC.
We, the imagers are nothing but witnesses; here to record the events that eventually become history
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