It's likely a root fire spreading underground. I have been on many such fires and they really suck because you never know where they are going to pop up, usually from inside of an old dead or dying tree.
Your explanation is also plausible.
> It's likely a root fire spreading underground. I have been on many such fires and they really suck because you never know where they are going to pop up, usually from inside of an old dead or dying tree.
Your explanation is also plausible.
This is a real phenomenon?
This is a real phenomenon?
It’s very rare, but yes, it happens where entire coal seams have been on fire for decades within the US.
It’s very rare, but yes, it happens where entire coal seams have been on fire for decades within the US.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Centralia,_Pennsylvania
Interesting. Thanks for the info!
Interesting. Thanks for the info!
Yes it is.
Yes it is.
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