A bucolic community was reduced to ash by a new kind of wildfire - the deadliest in California's history. Survivors recall that horrible dayWilliam Goggia awoke to a poisonous orange atmosphere so thick with smoke he couldn't see the
sun.It was 8am on Thursday, 8 November. He heard the piercing metallic clang of propane tanks exploding in the distance. His sister, who lived nearby, called to ask him to help a relative in the area, but Goggia told her that he couldn't: chunks of burning wood were falling from the sky. Continue reading...
