https://orner.net/categories/wildfire/Recent content in Wildfire on Lance OrnerHugoen-usTue, 15 Sep 2026 00:00:00 +0000https://orner.net/posts/restored-websites/Tue, 15 Sep 2026 00:00:00 +0000https://orner.net/posts/restored-websites/<figure class="figure"> <img src="https://orner.net/images/dixiefiresupport-2026-09-15.webp" alt="The Dixie Fire Support home page: a photo of a firefighter beside an engine with flames in the trees behind, a note that the page is put together by the people of Lake Almanor, links to the hotspot map and an infrared camera, and long lists of links under Dixie Fire News and Weather" loading="lazy" decoding="async"> </figure><p>November 2018 brought the Paradise Camp Fire, destroying the town of Paradise, near where I grew up. All I could do was refresh all of the websites and thermal imaging maps as the fire grew. I put those links together in a quick page I drew up, and registered the campfireresource.com domain. I can&rsquo;t find the original code for that page anymore, only fragments and a list of links that I had stored elsewhere. I even let the domain lapse, but these days I want to keep these projects I made around, so I re-registered the domain and rebuilt something close to it from that list of links. It exists now as <a href="https://campfireresource.com">https://campfireresource.com</a>.</p>