Pauline Morrison had time to gather her most prized possessions before evacuation order took effect
Former Prince George resident Pauline Morrison of West Kelowna is among the 25,000 British Columbians forced out of her home as a result of wildfires.
“It was so eerie, at three in the morning there were like 10 neighbours from up the street in their pajamas all staring up at the sky watching the bright red flames coming, because in the day it was just the smoke. It was really scary. It was pretty darn close and they got a handle on it really quickly.”
“I’ve got a door cam but it only looks straight out so I can see the street but I can’t see the house on the other side,” said Morrison. “I can see firemen going up and down so I know they’re protecting the houses there and I just hope when I get back it’s not a big mess.
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