Here about 100 miles south of the fire, where skies turned sickly yellow-brown for days, we (& the state Forestry Service) call it the Bugaboo Fire. This is because (a) it was reportedly started by a lightning strike on Bugaboo Island in the Okefenokee Swamp, and (b) it sounds so good in a southern accent.
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Here about 100 miles south of the fire, where skies turned sickly yellow-brown for days, we (& the state Forestry Service) call it the Bugaboo Fire. This is because (a) it was reportedly started by a lightning strike on Bugaboo Island in the Okefenokee Swamp, and (b) it sounds so good in a southern accent.