I have come across what I suspect is my fair share of burned cars. Weirdly enough, while traveling to various Montana towns for work, I actually came across two angrily burning cars within the same work-week. The first was churning out a column of black smoke on a street in Great Falls. The second was ablaze alongside the street in Lewistown.
The ferocity of a burning car is shocking. You
don’t expect to see cars beset by greedy flames and disgorging ugly arms of
smoke. Just as odd is finding the charred remnants of a car that somehow caught
on fire out in the middle of nowhere. Suspicious stuff, that.
While driving around the Helena Valley Regulating Reservoir the other day, Desiree and I came across a badly burned car at a parking area near picnic site alongside the lake. I am sharing a photograph of that today.
—Mitchell Hegman
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