Maggie Beck / Union Democrat Smoke rises from a double structure fire in Stent Monday afternoon.
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Maggie Beck / Union Democrat Two homes in Stent were destroyed by fire Monday afternoon.
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Maggie Beck / Union Democrat Camp Tuolumne Trails owner Jerry Baker stands at the camp's Rim Fire Outlook.
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Maggie Beck / Union Democrat A fire pit with amphitheater seating and a stage are one of the camps many amenities.
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Maggie Beck / Union Democrat Cal Fire responded to a call about smoke coming out of Mike's Pizza of Sonora and found a basket of rags on fire.
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Maggie Beck / Union Democrat Cal Fire responded to a call about smoke coming out of Mike's Pizza of Sonora and found a basket of rags on fire.
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Maggie Beck / Union Democrat Charred rags in a melted plastic laundry basket sit outside Mike Pizza of Sonora Friday after a small fire broke out in the restaurant.
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Fall colors are still visible this week above the Donnell Fire burn area below Sonora Pass. (Guy McCarthy / Union Democrat)
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Fall colors are still visible this week above the Donnell Fire burn area below Sonora Pass. (Guy McCarthy / Union Democrat)
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This is the old Dardanelle Bridge lying in the Middle Fork Stanislaus River on Aug. 6, shortly after it burned in the Donnell Fire just east of historic Dardanelle Resort. (Guy McCarthy / Union Democrat)
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This is what was left Aug. 6 of the old Dardanelle Bridge on the Middle Fork Stanislaus River, shortly after it burned in the Donnell Fire just east of historic Dardanelle Resort. (Guy McCarthy / Union Democrat)
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his is how burned-up railings on the historic Dardanelle Bridge looked Sunday this week, more than two months since the old bridge burned up in the Donnell Fire just east of Dardanelle Resort. (Guy McCarthy / Union Democrat)
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Hand-laid stone abutments of the old 1864 Sonora Mono Wagon Road bridge show where travelers used to cross the Middle Fork Stanislaus River just east of Dardanelle Resort and upstream from where the old Dardanelle Bridge burned in the Donnell Fire in early August. (Guy McCarthy / Union Democrat)
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Looking northwest on the Middle Fork Stanislaus River, hand-laid stone abutments of the old 1864 Sonora Mono Wagon Road bridge are visible upstream from the 1990s bridge that was put in to replace the historic Dardanelle Bridge, which burned in early August in the Donnell Fire. (Guy McCarthy / Union Democrat)
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Sonora High cheerleaders get fired up Friday night at Homecoming in Sonora. (Guy McCarthy / Union Democrat)
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Rick Modrell of Modrell Transportation in Sonora looks over scrap metal and concrete to be salvaged from ruins of the iconic Dardanelle Resort that burned two months ago in the Donnell Fire, for recycling in Modesto and Jamestown. (Guy McCarthy / Union Democrat)
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Mike Lovett, a resident of Twain Harte with Lovett Excavating, looks over ruins of Dardanelle Resort on Friday morning, two months since the Donnell Fire blew up and consumed the historic recreation hub beloved by generations going back to the 1920s. (Guy McCarthy / Union Democrat)
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Shattered plates lay scattered Friday in debris of the Dardanelle Resort main building that burned in Donnell Fire in early August. (Guy McCarthy / Union Democrat)
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Adam Huffer, a Lovett Excavating worker, walks toward 6-ton and 20-ton loaders and a debris transport rig Friday morning at Dardanelle Resort, the historic mountain recreation hub that burned in early August in the Donnell Fire. (Guy McCarthy / Union Democrat)
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Dried out mementos remain on the Dardanelle Resort sign that greets eastbound motorists heading to the high Central Sierra on Highway 108. The resort's oldest primary building burned to the ground in the Donnell Fire in early August. (Guy McCarthy / Union Democrat)
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A Radio Flyer wagon with three of its four tires burned off the wheels sits Friday with a cargo of neglected socket wrenches and other hand tools near where the Dardanelle Resort main building burned in the Donnell Fire two months ago. (Guy McCarthy / Union Democrat)
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A porcelain-coated cast iron bath tub is in a pile of metal debris to be salvaged from the devastating Donnell Fire that destroyed the Dardanelle Resort main lodge dating to the 1920s. (Guy McCarthy / Union Democrat)
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Old gas pumps are still standing at Dardanelle Resort, where the iconic main store and restaurant building burned to the ground two months ago in the Donnell Fire. (Guy McCarthy / Union Democrat)
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The burned hulk of a snowcat vehicle designed to move over deep snowpack sits Friday near where the Dardanelle Resort main building burned in the Donnell Fire in early August. (Guy McCarthy / Union Democrat)
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