A couple from California, who fled from the raging forest fires in the South of the state, returned to the evacuated area to pick up some things from home.
Lena, and Anthony Bavero, like other residents of Santa Paula, was ordered to evacuate on Wednesday, but on Thursday the pair returned to the house, where he lived for two years, with the hope to get necessary things.
As told by the husband and wife to ABC News, the most important item on the list – wedding dress , Lena.
The woman is the mother of two children and is now pregnant with the third. «It’s important for me to get a wedding dress, I don’t care,» he said Lena. According to her, is an important symbol, a kind of milestone in her life, and she hoped that one day I will give dress to their children.
«We suffered a lot. Nothing else matters, I want to have children was the memory of our past,» added the woman.
Besides the wedding dress, the couple managed to capture the important documents, some baby pictures and clothes with hangers. In the center of the room stood a decorated Christmas tree…
When Lena and Anthony were loading everything in the car, the fire was approaching the house and was already at a distance of several hundred yards from their driveway. The top was buzzing helicopters to help put out forest fires.
Santa Paula is located in Ventura County, where the raging fire Thomas, one of six, covering southern California.
There are now 6 major wildfires burning in Southern California. #RyeFire #SkirballFire #CreekFire #ThomasFire #LilacFire and #LibertyFire all being fanned by continued #SantaAnaWinds and low humidity. Get information at: https://t.co/OtkdreDFEq pic.twitter.com/XG8WUVGNak
— CAL FIRE PIO (@CALFIRE_PIO) December 7, 2017
