Many thanks to photographer and firefighter Scott Crawford for giving us permission to share his photos of Cape Blanco. (Photograph above by Rebecca Malamud-Evans)
Our last assignment of the 2023 wildfire season took us to the Southern Oregon coastline. It was there, we inherited an Incident Command Post (ICP) that was practically in the shadow of a lighthouse.
SCOTT CRAWFORD
If you ever get a chance to visit the Cape Blanco Lighthouse (and I hope you do) you should definitely head out there at dusk at least once. Located on the furthest point west in Oregon, the Cape Blanco Lighthouse is a photographer’s dream, offering stunning vistas, craggy rock cliffs, beautiful rock formations jutting out of the sea, just off the horizon, and of course, a sweet lighthouse.



Thanks to you and your crew for protecting our beautiful area, Scott!
You can see more of Scott’s photography in his Flickr Photostream.
More images of the lighthouse during the Anvil Fire can be found at the Cape Blanco Weather Station Project.





If you have photographs of the Anvil Fire that you would like to share, please contact us below in the comments or you can find more contact information on this page. Thank you!
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