I can still smell the smoke.

@ScribbledAdNauseum ....Glad they are away from the fire. That is always so scary. I used to get bronchitis almost like clock work. About every three months. It was awful. Took a toll on my work too. Then I got pneumonia and had it for about a month. Ugh! Then I quit getting it. I wasn't going out much so that helped.

I am pretty certain that they are. We would have found out had they not been, and their homes are a bit aways from where the wildfire was. If anything, they'd get the smoke but hopefully no other damage. I hadn't even really thought about the smoke and smell because I only really go out for work and to come home. The last time I was out for anything else was before the fires were reported. I hate that you had to deal with bronchitis from the smoke inhalation with wild fires near you. I think I had that all of one time in my life, and it was a horrible experience for me as a child.

We can only count ourselves lucky for it. I don't remember the last time I heard about a wildfire here, other than the most recent one of course.

I would rather smell that or the smell from a bonfire. I hope they are doing something to replenish the earth after the wildfires, and planting trees as well. Of course I know the top priority are the homes that have been hit by it and the families within.