ENLARGE
A Nevada Division of Forestry firefighter works on Gardner Mountain to clear underbrush and prevent the spread of the Angora fire on Monday. Firefighters hoped to bring the blaze under control ahead of high winds and low humidity forecast for the middle of the week.
The smell was sickening. The sight was worse. Artifacts of everyday life and ash were all that were left at the houses unlucky enough to be in the path of the Angora fire.
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