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Bishop @discuss.online Vehicle vs. truck crash on US 395 kills Independence resident
Bishop @discuss.online Update on the Search for Missing Hiker, Billy Pierson, issued by the Office of the Sheriff, County of Inyo.
Bishop @discuss.online BLM to Gather Over 250 Wild Horses and Burros from China Lake Due to Overpopulation
Bishop @discuss.online Lone Pine’s Southern Inyo Hospital Cuts Costs, Aims to Avoid Bankruptcy
Bishop @discuss.online Another rural hospital is in danger of shutting down in the coming days
Bishop @discuss.online Local areas threatened by Trump administration rescinding roadless rule
Bishop @discuss.online Currently Ash is Falling in Bishop, CA. AQI over 700!
Bishop @discuss.online Inyo County Sheriff Requests Public’s Help Checking Home Security Cameras to ID Dixon Lane–Meadow Creek Suspect (September 5)
Bishop @discuss.online Inyo County Invites Public to Participate in EV Charging Infrastructure Plan Meeting
Bishop @discuss.online California Police Records Access Project - Inyo & Mono look good
Bishop @discuss.online West Nile Virus Detected in Inyo County Mosquito Sample
Bishop @discuss.online Supervisor Orrill’s Community Meeting - CalTrans Proposed Round-About for Wye and HWY 6
Bishop @discuss.online Concerns about memorial park raised
Bishop @discuss.online UPDATE: Kelsey Pittman Located Alive in Colorado
Bishop @discuss.online Lightning strike up on Wheeler Crest this morning
Bishop @discuss.online The Queer Crews Transforming Trail Work Culture In California's Eastern Sierra
Bishop @discuss.online California's Most Remote Town Should Be On Your Bucket List
Bishop @discuss.online Inyo County Search and Rescue Recover Body of Missing Hiker on the North Fork of Lone Pine Creek After Fatal Fall
Bishop @discuss.online Injured Hiker With Protruding Bone Trapped 28 Hours On Mount Williamson
Bishop @discuss.online Public comment period extended to July 30 for proposed fees at Inyo National Forest sites



It was quite breezy, but there were helicopters dumping water on it all that day. It seems out now. Because it is so steep, and the wind was blowing West (toward the peak), and the Wheeler Crest rises above treeline, it was always more likely to burn itself out, since the flames were heading uphill, toward the treeline. Dubbed the Crest Fire, it's out now. It was interesting to see it in the early morning when it was still dark out - a strange light up on the Wheeler Crest is a rare thing, and I didn't even realize it was a fire until I zoomed in with my telephoto lens...