Tragedy has been striking the west coast left and right this year. Every time you turn on the television, it seems like you’re met with images and videos of thick black smoke and dancing flames. Always followed with little hope that Mother Nature herself will provide help with diminished winds or much needed rain. According to Wikipedia , the California Dept. of Forestry and Fire Prevention has listed 2018 as the most destructive wildfire seasons on record, with over 7,500 so far laying waste to over 1,650,000 acres. Think about that for a few minutes. Imagine the wildlife that is gone, or soon will be, with nowhere to call home. The acres of forestry that will take more time than we have in our lifetimes, and maybe even our children’s, to grow back. Think about the affect that just those two things have on the ways our rivers flow and the type of climate changes those areas will now see and h ow this affects families that rely on hunting and fishing pract
Taking care of the busy woman, so she can take care of everything else.