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Cathy Wurzer

Photographers get up close to BWCA fire

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BWCA fire
The BWCA fire, as seen from the south end of Seagull Lake.
Photo by Barb Tuttle

While the fire presents danger to people and property, it also presents an opportunity for local photographers. A few of them were so attracted to the flames that they got in their boats for a closer look.

MPR's Cathy Wurzer spoke with Barb Tuttle, who took pictures of the Cavity Lake fire from Seagull Lake before it was closed to the public.

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BWCA fire
The BWCA fire, as seen from the south end of Seagull Lake.
Photo by Barb Tuttle