Bastrop County Texas USA, September 9, 2011: The aftermath of wildfire through the piney woods in Bastrop County 30 miles east of Austin is shown in these destroyed vehicles. The fires destroyed more than 1,400 houses and scorched more than 38,000 acres while it was out of control for five days. ©Bob Daemmrich

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