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forest but leaving behind a trail of destruction, the entire community of berry creek has been flattened including the home of julian rouse and her family this is the second home they lost to wildfires. two years ago they lost their home in paradise julian was telling me she learned key lessons from the fire, she knew when she got the alert this time around, they needed to leave and they needed to leave right away. they lost everything once again. take a listen. we were hoping for the best this time. we thought, shoot, maybe it will just get the back end of the mountain, like, bald rock, trail head, i didn t realize it was it is like identical to the campfire i can t believe it that s not what we thought was going to happen. reporter: how do you cope with this, like how do you get your head around it? it doesn t seem real. we did it last time, so we ll do it again you know, everyone else is doing it again with us too so it is hard to you can t
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california s history this was once berry creek, someone s home, and you can see completely flattened. this is a scar that lasts for years. i was speaking to one couple who lost their home in 2018. the paradise fire, which was the deadliest fire in california s history. they ve been homeless ever since. they ve been homeless for two years. they were camping not far from here and they had to evacuate. this is one of many stories. they told me they re in shock and they re not alone. take a listen. you know, five blocks from here there s hundreds of people still in. temporary housing trying to find housing from the campfire two years ago. the dpsd and you re reliving everything all over again. reporter: fire officials tell me this is just devastating especially to small communities.