Damage From East Troublesome Fire

Damage from the East Troublesome FireA stone chimney and some rubble is all that’s left of a home in the Sun Valley subdivision near Grand Lake, Colorado on Sunday, Nov. 1, 2020. The East Troublesome Fire was substantially slowed down last week after quickly becoming on of the largest wildfires in Colorado history overnight. (credit: Jerilee Bennett, The Gazette)

Damage from the East Troublesome FireDestruction of homes by the East Troublesome Fire can be seen in the Sun Valley area near Grand Lake, Colorado, on Sunday, Nov. 1, 2020. The East Troublesome Fire is 37% contained and 193,000 acres as of Sunday. The fire started on Wednesday, October 14 and overnight became one of Colorado’s worst fires in history. (credit: Jerilee Bennett, The Gazette)

Damage from the East Troublesome FireAlthough the nearly 8 inches of snow that fell near Grand Lake, Colorado, was able to substantially slow down the East Troublesome Fire the fire can still smolder underneath the snow. Firefighters from Oregon knock down smoldering stumps near Grand Lake on Sunday, Nov. 1, 2020. (credit: Jerilee Bennett, The Gazette)

Damage from the East Troublesome FireOn a hillside above Grand Lake, Colorado, the entire hillside was burned in the East Troublesome Fire. Sunday, Nov. 1, 2020. (credit: Jerilee Bennett, The Gazette)

Damage from the East Troublesome FireRubble from a home in the Sun Valley subdivision near Grand Lake, Colorado is across a lake from a home that was spared. The East Troublesome Fire was substantially slowed down last week after quickly becoming on of the largest wildfires in Colorado history overnight. Sunday, Nov. 1, 2020. (credit: Jerilee Bennett, The Gazette)

Damage from the East Troublesome FireAt an overlook of Grand Lake, Colorado, this little tree didn’t stand a chance with the East Troublesome Fire. Sunday, Nov. 1, 2020. (credit: Jerilee Bennett, The Gazette)