Firefighters Jim Kutch and Paul Riggi.
Photo by Jenny Kirchner
Firefighters Jim Kutch and Paul Riggi.
Photo by Jenny Kirchner
Event marks one year since Mountain Fire
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Idyllwild Fire, Cal Fire and the U.S. Forest Service pose in front of Truck 621 at the Idyllwild Fire Station Sunday afternoon during the one-year anniversary of the Mountain Fire. Photo by Jenny Kirchner
Firefighters Jim Kutch and Paul Riggi.
Photo by Jenny Kirchner
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