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That was so bad. I moved to northern CO two weeks before the Cameron Peak fire started. It got within 4 miles of us at the end. The sky would be almost pitch black in the middle of the afternoon from smoke. For those out of the loop, this was Colorado's largest recorded wildfire at almost 220,000 acres. The only thing that stopped it was a freak, massive early season snowstorm. It was the most apocalyptic looking thing I've ever seen in my life
Edit:  Here are some pics I took of it.  Both were snapped sometime in the middle of the afternoon.  Pic1.  Pic2
Can’t believe the Beaver Nation has officially begun sending aid to Ukraine. >

Oregon sends their very best. >

Canada sends a cease and desist letter. >

The Beaver Coalition supports all avenues of support for Ukraine. We are all beavers on this blessed day >

We Beaverfolk must band together for our collective well-being. Beavers gonna beave. >

Dude, I'm gonna beave >

It's beavin' time! >

Two beavers are better than one! >

Beavers are awesome critters.
A few years ago when Colorado had those massive wildfires. They did some aerial pictures of the affected areas. In the middle of the black trees and ashes were these pockets of green. There were the areas the beavers had settled. 
Because they had damned up the creeks, it caused all those areas to get marshy and resist the fires that raged around them.