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Monday, July 05, 2010
NJ Wildfire: Cedar Bridge Fire video
This is a very short video shot at the Cedar Bridge Fire (just north of Warren Grove in Ocean County, NJ) on June 26. From what I understand the NJ Forest Fire Service had one of the helos performing aerial back firing operations. I do not know, if at the time the video was shot, the helo was performing these aerial back firing operations or doing something else. The fire was contained at 890 acres early last week.
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