That's the question that enters my mind after watching THIS video.

The guy makes a point about all the trees still standing while all the boats being burned up in the water. If hot embers blowing in the wind caught the boats on fire, how did the boat that's the furthest away from shore catch fire when the wind is blowing towards the shore? All of the cars got so hot that their engine blocks melted, and yet the trees never caught fire. He said every single car had its door handles melted off which to me establishes a pattern. He said natural wild fires don't burn everything exactly the same.

That's the question that enters my mind after watching this video.

The guy makes a point about all the trees still standing while all the boats being burned up in the water. If hot embers blowing in the wind caught the boats on fire, how did the boat that's the furthest away from shore catch fire when the wind is blowing towards the shore? All of the cars got so hot that their engine blocks melted, and yet the trees never caught fire. He said every single car had its door handles melted off which to me establishes a pattern. He said natural wild fires don't burn everything exactly the same.

That's the question that enters my mind after watching this video.

The guy makes a point about all the trees still standing while all the boats being burned up in the water. If hot embers caught the boats on fire, how did the boat that's the furthest away from shore catch fire when the wind is blowing towards the shore? All of the cars got so hot that their engine blocks melted, and yet the trees never caught fire. He said every single car had its door handles melted off which to me establishes a pattern. He said natural wild fires don't burn everything exactly the same.

That's the question that enters my mind after watching this video.

The guy makes a point about all the trees still standing and all the boats being burned up in the water. If hot embers caught the boats on fire, how did the boat that's the furthest away from shore catch fire when the wind is blowing towards the shore? All of the cars got so hot that their engine blocks melted, and yet the trees never caught fire. He said every single car had its door handles melted off which to me establishes a pattern. He said natural wild fires don't burn everything exactly the same.

That's the question that enters my mind after watching this video.

The guy makes a point about all the trees still standing and all the boats being burned up in the water. If hot embers caught the boats on fire, how did the boat that's the furthest from shore catch fire when the wind is blowing towards the shore? All of the cars got so hot that their engine blocks melted, and yet the trees never caught fire. He said every single car had its door handles melted off which to me establishes a pattern. He said natural wild fires don't burn everything exactly the same.

That's the question that enters my mind after watching this video.

They guys makes a point about all the trees still standing and all the boats being burned up in the water. If hot embers caught the boats on fire, how did the boat that's the furthest from shore catch fire when the wind is blowing towards the shore? All of the cars got so hot that their engine blocks melted, and yet the trees never caught fire. He said every single car had its door handles melted off which to me establishes a pattern. He said natural wild fires don't burn everything exactly the same.

That's the question that enters my mind after watching this video.

They guys makes a point about all the trees still standing and all the boats being burned up in the water. If hot embers caught the boats on fire, how did the boat that's the furthest from shore catch fire when the wind is blowing towards the shore? All of the cars got so hot that their engine blocks melted, and yet the trees never caught fire. He said every single car had its door handles melted off which to establishes a pattern. He said natural wild fires don't burn everything exactly the same.

That's the question that enters my mind after watching this video.

They guys makes a point about all the trees still standing and all the boats being burned up in the water. If hot embers caught the boats on fire, how did the boat the furthest from shore catch fire when the wind is blowing towards shore? All of the cars got so hot that their engine blocks melted, and yet the trees never caught fire. He said every single car had its door handles melted off which to establishes a pattern. He said natural wild fires don't burn everything exactly the same.

That's the question that enters my mind after watching this video.

They guys makes a point about all the trees still standing and all the boats being burned up in the water. If hot embers caught the boats on fire, how did the boat the furthest from shore catch fire when the wind is blowing towards shore? All of the cars got so hot that their engine blocks melted, and yet the trees never caught fire. He said every single car had its door handles melted off which to establishes a pattern. He said natural wind fires don't burn everything exactly the same.

That's the question that enters my mind after watching this video.

They guys makes a point about all the trees still standing and all the boats being burned up in the water when the wind is blowing towards the shore. All of the cars got so hot that their engine blocks melted, and yet the trees never caught fire. He said every single car had its door handles melted off which to establishes a pattern. He said natural wind fires don't burn everything exactly the same.

That's the question that enters my mind after watching this video.

They guys makes a point about all the trees still standing and all the boats being burned up in the water when the wind is blowing towards the shore. All of the cars got so hot that their engine blocks melted, and yet the trees never caught fire. He said every single car had its door handles melted off which to me establishes a pattern. He said natural wind fires don't burn everything exactly the same.

That's the question that enters my mind after watching this video.

They guys makes a point about all the trees still standing and all the boats being burned up in the water when the wind is blowing towards the shore. All of the cars got so hot that their engine blocks melted, and yet the trees never caught fire.

That's the question that enters my mind after watching this video.

They guys makes a point about all the trees still standing and all the boats being burned up in the water when the wind is blowing towards the shore.