The Dixie Fire in California has been burning for over 28 days now.
According to NPR, it's the second-largest wildfire in California history and is only 21% contained.
If you're in the US, you've probably seen smoke from it.
The fire has completely destroyed the town of Greenville, and the pictures coming from around there are completely surreal.
1. These are mailboxes, just completely melted and molded together:
2. Here's a basketball hoop:
3. The backboard melted into itself:
4. Here's a door that melted in half:
5. A gas station pump:
6. A car's taillight:
7. A wilted motorcycle:
8. A street sign:
9. A Jeep:
10. The fire is so hot that it literally melted vehicles — those streams coming from the car are molten metal:
11. It's surreal:
12. Another melted tire:
13. This ice machine almost made it:
14. This US Postal Service truck is halfway gone:
15. Just a bunch of melted cars:
16. A statue of a monk is all that's left here:
17. This used to be a swimming pool:
18. This used to be a church:
19. An empty fridge is all that remains from this house:
20. The remnants of a child's bike:
21. A ceramic doll head:
22. A melted boat:
23. The light pole bent in half:
24. A melted satellite dish:
25. The windows of this car are melted:
26. Completely gone:
27. A parking sign:
28. A rocking horse:
29. A "high voltage" sign:
30. Another light pole:
31. And lastly, here are some before-and-after pictures to show the extent of the damage:
32. This was downtown Greenville:
33. A corner store:
34. A city street:
35. A car on fire:
36. And this man's house:
