Pagami fire shelter use lauded in report
May 31, 2012 at 7:00 pm in Duluth News Tribune
Forest Service crews working to warn Boundary Waters campers to leave the area made the right decision when they deployed their fire shelters on Insula Lake to avoid last September’s raging Pagami Creek Fire. Continue Reading

WASTE !!!
The First thing that comes to mind when reading @ Pagami Fire and anything else assiociated with this Fire.!
WASTE !!
A DISASTER the could have been EASILY AVERTED !!!
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The article states “But the report also noted that Forest Service officials in charge of managing firefighting efforts couldn’t have known that the fire would move as rapidly as it did, placing the crews in harm’s way. Fire officials may need to view the unprecedented fire speed as a new norm under drier, windier conditions, the report said.” Really??? Everyone in the northland new we were under drought conditions last summer. And guess what….we do get windy conditions from time to time. Does anyone with the Forrest Service read the newspaper or watch the Weather Channel? How about calling the National Weather Service? You know…..find out how much rain the area has received in the past 6 months. So they produce a 33 page report that basically shows them to be incompetent.
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The biggest fire hazard the Forest Service has, is all the paper they use.
Pagami probably cost more in trees for all the paperwork they generate,
then the fire to print out that their computer models.
What happened to walking outside and looking up.
Foresters don’t go into the forest, they go into their cubicle.
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And to Top It Off >>>
The arrogent Bast___s will not Admit
THEY MADE A HUGE/$$$/WASTE “MISTAKE” !!
I wish I had been in charge >>>> I would have FIRED the Whole Works !!!
Better Yet,,,,, maybe they should have just let the Fire go by itself,,,, like the start of the Fire.!
TAKE OUT the entire BWCAW !!!
That would RID US of these Damn sierra clubs and isacc newton clubs.!!
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