Bonny reports from Santiago Canyon Road at Irvine Lake on the fire that has thus far consumed 6,500 acres in the Cleveland National Forest and caused the evacuations of 2,100 homes.
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Bonny reports from Santiago Canyon Road at Irvine Lake on the fire that has thus far consumed 6,500 acres in the Cleveland National Forest and caused the evacuations of 2,100 homes.
I really liked the reporting!
It was funny, yet you were talking about a serious matter…anyhow…I liked it…very captivating!
Can’t wait to see the next video…
Awesome. It was interesting.
Look forward to more.
Nothing like the Apocalypse to make one appreciate the small things in life. I liked your video! Supergroooooovy.
I’m very glad you’re getting out there and reporting. I suggest backing up some of the statements with facts. That would go a long way toward putting the “journalism” in citizen journalism.
Particularly…
* Since the apocalypse is definitely going to happen, do you have dates? Experts to state that it will, indeed, look like a brush fire at night?
* I’d be interested in the scientific correlation between a brush-fire’s color and malicious intent to start it (arson)?
Keep on documenting.
Dude, sheer brilliance, look out Dianne Sawyer here comes Bonny!
First rate journalism! I also really liked the jacket Bonny was wearing.
You made me laugh. Ha.
i watched every single episode and i gotta say.
i like it. keep it up