A woman comforts her son (none of these people would give me names) as they nervously watch a fire at Simms and 105th as a grass fire creeps closer and closer to their Countryside neighborhood. The fire burned approx. 1300 acres and forced one neighborhood to be evacuated and put hundreds on alert before firefighters contained the blaze around 5 P.M. , Sunday April 2, 2006. (DENNIS SCHROEDER/ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS) **
A woman comforts her son (none of these people would give me names) as they nervously watch a fire at Simms and 105th as a grass fire creeps closer and closer to their Countryside neighborhood. The fire burned approx. 1300 acres and forced one neighborhood to be evacuated and put hundreds on alert before firefighters contained the blaze around 5 P.M. , Sunday April 2, 2006. (DENNIS SCHROEDER/ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS) **
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DS;A woman comforts her son (none of these people would give me names) as they nervously watch a fire at Simms and 105th as a grass fire creeps closer and closer to their Countryside neighborhood. The fire burned approx. 1300 acres and forced one neighborhood to be evacuated and put hundreds on alert before firefighters contained the blaze around 5 P.M. , Sunday April 2, 2006. (DENNIS SCHROEDER/ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS) **
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