CEO Paul Hopkins tells of his company’s experience at one such site at Qualcomm Stadium in San Diego
Looking over Rancho Santa Fe. A smoky orange sky Monday morning.
Nighttime view of enormous flames
A couple guys go for a drive to capture some interesting views of California wildfires
A calm drive down Highway 101
Incredible view from ocean in Carlsbad looking south towards San Diego
There is fire burning in three adjacent areas. The sky turned an eerie blood orange.
Incredible fire burns near Irvine California toll road
This was taken from a South Oceanside beach looking South on Monday, Oct.22 at 11am. Very eerie. Surf was great.
La Jolla, CA sunset on the first day of the wildfires, Oct 21, 2007.
Smoke approaching from wildfire in Irvine California
Smoke gushes from the Santa Clarita Fire on October 21, 2007. This view from the North of Copper Hill looking South.
Smoke hides the sky and the hills glow with fire during the October 2007 California wildfires
Footage of October 2007 wildfires as sky fills with orange-grey smoke
Overlooking fires in San Diego County
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