Another video from the FlyingMAir YouTube channel.
Hop on board with me for a quick tour of the July 2020 Colockum Fire wildfire area in the hills near my home. In this video, I take off from my summer cherry drying base and head downriver to the mouth of Colockum Creek. I head up the creek and follow the path of the wildfire that sped up a few canyons and up onto Jumpoff Ridge. We’ll see traces of fire retardant dropped by DC-10 and MD-87 aerial tankers, as well as the burn damage that occurred over a few days in mid July.
I had two cameras rigged up for this video and I switch from cockpit cam to nose cam for most of this flight. Audio is from direct connection to the intercom so you can hear me narrate the flight and make radio calls. You can also hear helicopter engine/rotor sound and rushing wind from the nosecam camera enroute.
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Great views of the landscape from the nose cam. I never get tired of seeing the beautiful country.
Sad about the fire but it is good to hear the Fire service gets on it quick. Thank goodness for their sacrifices.
Thank you for posting and I enjoy your commentary!
Maria – great video and post as always. Stay safe.
Thanks for the video Maria.