A Day In Hell: Wildfire in Carbondale, Colo. - # - Seattle photographer Paul Conrad covering the Pacific Northwest

A small trash fire sparks a 1000 acre inferno which threatened several hundred homes near Carbondale, Colo.

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Two pedestrians walk down County Road 100 near Equestrian Way during the 100 Road brush fire east of Carbondale, Colo.

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A fire fighter atop a brush truck sprays a spot fire near the Blue Creek subdivision west of Carbondale, Colo. High winds carried hot embers as far as a hundred yards spreading the fire quickly over a thousand acres.

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Fire fighters clean hot spots just north of Highway 82 near Catherine Store.

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A Glenwood Springs fire fighter douses smoldering embers from the 100 Road fire on Equestrian Way in the Aspen Equestrian Estates subdivision.

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Aspen volunteer fire fighter Chris Olsen walks among burned brush while searching for hotspots in the Roaring Fork Preserve subdivision along Catherine Store Road.

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Aspen volunteer fire fighter Mike Lyons winds up a hose after dousing a hot spot in the Roaring Fork Preserve subdivision.

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Larry Garfinkel, 61, of Thousand Oaks, Calif, is comforted by his wife of 26 years, Angie, as he recounts his survival during the County Road 100 wildfire at Valley View Hospital in Glenwood Springs, Colo. Garfinkel was fishing the Roaring Fork River near the Ranch at Roaring Fork housing complex with friends Tom Greenup and Chuck Hyatt when the flames of the fire overtook him and was burned while escaping. Garfinkel received third-degree burns on his left arm and back of his head. Doctors took a skin graft from his left thigh to fix his left hand and forearm.

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With Mount Sopris looming over, heavy smoke filters through a grove of cottonwoods along the Roaring Fork River near Carbondale, Colo.

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Two pedestrians walk down County Road 100 near Equestrian Way during the 100 Road brush fire east of Carbondale, Colo.

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A small trash fire sparks a 1000 acre inferno which threatened several hundred homes near Carbondale, Colo.

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A small trash fire sparks a 1000 acre inferno which threatened several hundred homes near Carbondale, Colo.Feel free to e-mail me with any questions at Paul@PabloConradPhotography.com

A small trash fire sparks a 1000 acre inferno which threatened several hundred homes near Carbondale, Colo.

Feel free to e-mail me with any questions at Paul@PabloConradPhotography.com