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After another raging fire-storm ravaged Lake County, the LNU Lightning Complex Fires, we are all so grateful that Shangri-La has survived. Allan stayed behind for as long as possible to protect both his home and Shang, to monitor the fire, and to tell the fire fighters where to go. After the fire raged through the area and we were all desperate to know what had happened, Allan drove a tractor to survey the damage. While the house appears to be unharmed, we are all anxious to see what needs to be done to repair fire and smoke damage.
Both upper and lower tanks are empty and have been damaged. The waterlines between the spring and both tanks will need to be largely replaced and repaired.
Allan and Peter CB made a plumbing list for spring and tanks, but doubt there will be access. Also, water line to house is compromised and so no household water. Peter CB is now planning repair for that line. Lots of fun ahead.
Allan says there is lots of smoke, so still fire danger.
To Sum Up:
Both upper and lower tanks are empty and have been damaged. The waterlines between the spring and both tanks will need to be largely replaced and repaired.
Allan and Peter CB made a plumbing list for spring and tanks, but doubt there will be access. Also, water line to house is compromised and so no household water. Peter CB is now planning repair for that line. Lots of fun ahead.
Allan says there is lots of smoke, so still fire danger.
To Sum Up:
- No road access for now
- No water
- Pipe and tank damage
- May be more damage, to be determined.
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