After throwing some extra underwear and her toothbrush in a bag, she hit the road. She turned on the radio and unfortunately the first news item was about the wildfire.
“Four hundred firefighters are still on the scene of the enormous Yellowstone wildfire in the northern part of the state. Several firefighters have been injured battling the wind-whipped flames. Today, one of the Jupiter Point Hotshots nearly died when a tree struck him as he was carrying a fellow firefighter to safety. Josh Marshall is reported to be in stable condition following surgery on his left leg. The extent of his injuries isn’t known, but it is an important reminder of just how dangerous wildfire fighting can be. Marshall is one of the most experienced members of the crew and a survivor of the Big Canyon burnover
