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A pile of smoldering wheat and the sign is all that remains of the Risbeck elevator east of Colfax Thursday August 24, 2006. A combine sparked a field fire that has grown to several thousand acres and damaged the rail line. CHRISTOPHER ANDERSON The Spokesman-Review
Christopher Anderson The Spokesman-Review
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Twisted rails hang in mid-air as a railroad trestle burns east of Colfax Thursday August 24, 2006. Firefighters mop up hot spots and take down snags in the background as they battle a fire estimated at 3 to 5 thousand acres. CHRISTOPHER ANDERSON The Spokesman-Review
Christopher Anderson The Spokesman-Review
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A pile of smoldering wheat and the sign is all that remains of the Risbeck elevator east of Colfax Thursday August 24, 2006. A combine sparked a field fire that has grown to several thousand acres and damaged the rail line. CHRISTOPHER ANDERSON The Spokesman-Review
Christopher Anderson The Spokesman-Review
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Twisted rails hang in mid-air as a railroad trestle burns east of Colfax Thursday August 24, 2006. Firefighters mop up hot spots and take down snags in the background as they battle a fire estimated at 3 to 5 thousand acres. CHRISTOPHER ANDERSON The Spokesman-Review
Christopher Anderson The Spokesman-Review
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Fire crews spray hot spots Thursday August 24, 2006 along the edge of a fire sparked by a combine during harvest. The fire had grown to several thousand acres but only a few structures were threatened or lost. CHRISTOPHER ANDERSON The Spokesman-Review
Christopher Anderson The Spokesman-Review
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A pile of smoldering wheat and the sign is all that remains of the Risbeck elevator east of Colfax Thursday August 24, 2006. A combine sparked a field fire that has grown to several thousand acres and damaged the rail line. CHRISTOPHER ANDERSON The Spokesman-Review
Christopher Anderson The Spokesman-Review
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A heavy blanket of smoke from fires east and south of Colfax blanket the downtown Thursday August 2, 2006. A field fire sparked by a combine east of Colfax and the Dayton fires southwest of town have filled the air with haze and smoke. CHRISTOPHER ANDERSON The Spokesman-Review
Christopher Anderson The Spokesman-Review