What are you doing today?

[GaryE]

I just got a message from a buddy in the next city along that there's a wildfire not far from his house, close to the edge of town near a large natural parkland. I checked and it's under control but still burning, with heavy smoke. We need a large, regional rainstorm, hold the lightning.

Canada's pretty well equipped to fight wildfires, but too many at once can get bad. I'm not in a forest - far from it. Here it's meadows with scattered copses of pines, with some old growth forest 5 km away across a salt marsh. It's nice good to see around though, where people's homes are closer to the danger areas.

 

[connorlindeman]

We need a large, regional rainstorm, hold the lightning.

I can make it rain.
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[Lanpenn]

I just got a message from a buddy in the next city along that there's a wildfire not far from his house, close to the edge of town near a large natural parkland. I checked and it's under control but still burning, with heavy smoke. We need a large, regional rainstorm, hold the lightning.

Canada's pretty well equipped to fight wildfires, but too many at once can get bad. I'm not in a forest - far from it. Here it's meadows with scattered copses of pines, with some old growth forest 5 km away across a salt marsh. It's nice good to see around though, where people's homes are closer to the danger areas.

In North America, it is more common to have people living next to forests like this? The wildfire season is around here. For now, no smoke torturing my soul as in last year. As I posted before, wildfire comes naturally from Cerrado, a savanna-like Brazilian biome. However, there is also the fire provoked criminally. The United States and Canada forests have that formidable trees that naturally catch fire, don't?

This is my first video of me trying to draw another woman:


As you can note, I almost never used any sketching to draw the head, which is the reason there are some distortions...

 

[WhistlingBadger]

In North America, it is more common to have people living next to forests like this? The wildfire season is around here. For now, no smoke torturing my soul as in last year. As I posted before, wildfire comes naturally from Cerrado, a savanna-like Brazilian biome. However, there is also the fire provoked criminally. The United States and Canada forests have that formidable trees that naturally catch fire, don't?

This is my first video of me trying to draw another woman:


As you can note, I almost never used any sketching to draw the head, which is the reason there are some distortions...

It's mostly the pine forests in North America that cause the real problems. Pines are resinous and become extremely flammable once they dry out. We have grass fires and brush fires occasionally, but they are localized and get put out quickly. Forest fires can go on for weeks, or even months for a really bad one.