I am closing that chapter of my life and starting a new chapter.

Our farm was destroyed with the power of an 8 kiloton tactical nuclear weapon.

The blast is nearly equal to type  the 1600 acre Danny fire damage caused.

AI: Area Comparison Breakdown
The Danny Fire burned roughly 1,600 acres (about 2.5 square miles) in the Antelope Valley in June 2023. Here is how that aligns with a small nuclear event:

The “Ground Zero” Match: A 10kt detonation creates a “Severe Destruction” zone with a radius of about 0.5 miles.A 0.5-mile radius circle covers approximately 500 acres.
A 1.0-mile radius (moderate to severe damage) covers roughly 2,000 acres.
The Comparison: The 1,600-acre Danny Fire footprint fits almost perfectly within that 0.5 to 1.0-mile damage radius category. If you were looking at a map of the fire’s total burn area, it would look very similar to the total “flattened” area of a small tactical nuke.

The drug cratel grow was “Prospering, Destroyed, Burned by fire, Buldozed”

They planted a rattlesnake and she was rushed to the hospital.

Los Angeles fire department made a water drop that saved half of the farm.

We were growing strawberries but the cost was $5 per strawberry with all of the attacks.

The greenhouse had a “Ushawks.org: logo badge if that makes any difference.

The next chapter will soon begin.