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Day 4. HDR shots collected from Old Caves Crater, east of the fire. Day 4. HDR shots collected from Old Caves Crater, east of the fire.

Schultz Fire is burning the Schultz Pass area, Mt. Elden and the San Francisco Peaks. The fire started 6/20/2010 around 11AM. The "Little Elden" part of Mt. Elden is on the left.

Day 4. HDR shots collected from Old Caves Crater, east of the fire. Day 4. HDR shots collected from Old Caves Crater, east of the fire.

Smoke from the Schultz Fire is obscuring the Cinder Hills. Smoke from the Schultz Fire is obscuring the Cinder Hills.

Day 4 of the Schultz Fire, Flagstaff, Arizona. At this point, the fire has consumed over 12,000 acres, including parts of the Schultz Pass area and northern flanks of the Dry Lake Hills, and most of the eastern side of the San Francisco Peaks. Day 4 of the Schultz Fire, Flagstaff, Arizona. At this point, the fire has consumed over 12,000 acres, including parts of the Schultz Pass area and northern flanks of the Dry Lake Hills, and most of the eastern side of the San Francisco Peaks.

San Francisco Peaks. Day 4 of the Schultz Fire, Flagstaff, Arizona. At this point, the fire has consumed over 12,000 acres, including parts of the Schultz Pass area and northern flanks of the Dry Lake Hills, and most of the eastern side of the San Francisco Peaks. San Francisco Peaks. Day 4 of the Schultz Fire, Flagstaff, Arizona. At this point, the fire has consumed over 12,000 acres, including parts of the Schultz Pass area and northern flanks of the Dry Lake Hills, and most of the eastern side of the San Francisco Peaks.

Day 4 of the Schultz Fire, Flagstaff, Arizona. At this point, the fire has consumed over 12,000 acres, including parts of the Schultz Pass area and northern flanks of the Dry Lake Hills, and most of the eastern side of the San Francisco Peaks. Day 4 of the Schultz Fire, Flagstaff, Arizona. At this point, the fire has consumed over 12,000 acres, including parts of the Schultz Pass area and northern flanks of the Dry Lake Hills, and most of the eastern side of the San Francisco Peaks.

Day 5. Sunset view of fire. Heavy smoke is coming from Weatherford Canyon, where firefighters performed backburning operations to keep the fire in check. Today, the fire reached 14,800 acres and is 40% contained. Day 5. Sunset view of fire. Heavy smoke is coming from Weatherford Canyon, where firefighters performed backburning operations to keep the fire in check. Today, the fire reached 14,800 acres and is 40% contained.

Day 4 of the Schultz Fire, Flagstaff, Arizona. At this point, the fire has consumed over 12,000 acres, including parts of the Schultz Pass area and northern flanks of the Dry Lake Hills, and most of the eastern side of the San Francisco Peaks. Day 4 of the Schultz Fire, Flagstaff, Arizona. At this point, the fire has consumed over 12,000 acres, including parts of the Schultz Pass area and northern flanks of the Dry Lake Hills, and most of the eastern side of the San Francisco Peaks.

Day 4 of the Schultz Fire, Flagstaff, Arizona. At this point, the fire has consumed over 12,000 acres, including parts of the Schultz Pass area and northern flanks of the Dry Lake Hills, and most of the eastern side of the San Francisco Peaks. Day 4 of the Schultz Fire, Flagstaff, Arizona. At this point, the fire has consumed over 12,000 acres, including parts of the Schultz Pass area and northern flanks of the Dry Lake Hills, and most of the eastern side of the San Francisco Peaks.

San Francisco Peaks

San Francisco Peaks

Schultz Fire is burning the Schultz Pass area, Mt. Elden and the San Francisco Peaks. The fire started 6/20/2010 around 11AM.

View from Bonito Park, west of Sunset Crater. The Park itself was burned when the fire jumped Hwy 89, and burned through the forest and park. A week after the Schultz Fire began, the wildfire is mostly contained. Clear skies and little smoke provided excellent visibility of the damage to the eastern face of the San Francisco Peaks.

Day 4 of the Schultz Fire, Flagstaff, Arizona. At this point, the fire has consumed over 12,000 acres, including parts of the Schultz Pass area and northern flanks of the Dry Lake Hills, and most of the eastern side of the San Francisco Peaks. Day 4 of the Schultz Fire, Flagstaff, Arizona. At this point, the fire has consumed over 12,000 acres, including parts of the Schultz Pass area and northern flanks of the Dry Lake Hills, and most of the eastern side of the San Francisco Peaks.

Day 4 of the Schultz Fire, Flagstaff, Arizona. At this point, the fire has consumed over 12,000 acres, including parts of the Schultz Pass area and northern flanks of the Dry Lake Hills, and most of the eastern side of the San Francisco Peaks. Day 4 of the Schultz Fire, Flagstaff, Arizona. At this point, the fire has consumed over 12,000 acres, including parts of the Schultz Pass area and northern flanks of the Dry Lake Hills, and most of the eastern side of the San Francisco Peaks.

View from the road up Robinson Crater. A week after the Schultz Fire began, the wildfire is mostly contained. Clear skies and little smoke provided excellent visibility of the damage to the eastern face of the San Francisco Peaks.

Day 2 of the Schultz Fire, Flagstaff, Arizona. Nighttime shots showing the flames visible on the side of the San Francisco Peaks. The northeastern flank appears to be alight all the way to the top.

A week after the Schultz Fire began, the wildfire is mostly contained. Clear skies and little smoke provided excellent visibility of the damage to the eastern face of the San Francisco Peaks.

Day 4. HDR shots collected from Old Caves Crater, east of the fire. Day 4. HDR shots collected from Old Caves Crater, east of the fire.

View from the road up Robinson Crater. A week after the Schultz Fire began, the wildfire is mostly contained. Clear skies and little smoke provided excellent visibility of the damage to the eastern face of the San Francisco Peaks.

Schultz Fire: Robinson Crater Panorama

View from the road up Robinson Crater. A week after the Schultz Fire began, the wildfire is mostly contained. Clear skies and little smoke provided excellent visibility of the damage to the eastern face of the San Francisco Peaks. View from the road up Robinson Crater. A week after the Schultz Fire began, the wildfire is mostly contained. Clear skies and little smoke provided excellent visibility of the damage to the eastern face of the San Francisco Peaks.

Day 4 of the Schultz Fire, Flagstaff, Arizona. At this point, the fire has consumed over 12,000 acres, including parts of the Schultz Pass area and northern flanks of the Dry Lake Hills, and most of the eastern side of the San Francisco Peaks. Day 4 of the Schultz Fire, Flagstaff, Arizona. At this point, the fire has consumed over 12,000 acres, including parts of the Schultz Pass area and northern flanks of the Dry Lake Hills, and most of the eastern side of the San Francisco Peaks.

A week after the Schultz Fire began, the wildfire is mostly contained. Clear skies and little smoke provided excellent visibility of the damage to the eastern face of the San Francisco Peaks.

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