Several livelihoods have been changed in society

Many companies are still without a home after three months California destroyed forest fires. Flame tunes or destroyed more than 16,000 buildings in January, with no timetable for the date of rebuilding.

When the fires were torn at barriers earlier this year, they not only burned homes, but also changed livelihoods in society.

But many people who work and live in partisans do not accept defeat. Instead, they adapt to their new routine.

“We have closed the store, and we have never thought that he would come to the city, and we did not return any of us after that. So we did not leave anything,” said Molly Rapushin, designer Ellis Walker Feb.

Molly Rapushin is working in Ellis Walker for 18 years. the The pioneer for the clothing store It was built in 1999.

But on January 7, Burning.

“It was great. It was a kind of basic component of the plazads … and for more than 20 years, we have repeated customers, and it was a family.”

The store contains two other branches in southern California, and the team in Ellis Walker turns into the destruction of January.

“I think it makes us come to creativity, so we do More pop -up windows …Also, contributing to charity and charitable development, so it makes us sell differently. “

California fluctuates the scenario and adopts the first flexible neighborhood in the Hashim

For others, the work burden has already increased.

“Obtaining the characteristics, preparing paper works, obtaining permits, entering, and separating different types of debris from each other, downloading them, and moving them all over and over again,” said Chuck Hart, the owner of the building, built Hart.

Malibu Man thanks the firefighters who saved his house from Los Angeles fire: “We have kept the fire from this door.”

Chuck Hart is a private contractor from Palisades. He was at the scene from the first day to rebuild his community.

Hart said: “It was a craftsman that is not suspended – before the sun reached after the sun every day,” Hart said.

Hart has already has 12 registered and rebuilding projects.

The California family loses its work in the Hashim: the place of “gathering people”

“Then we have a long list of people who say they want to work with us,” Hart said.

It is like many other balls who say they just want their community to return the way it was.

“We hope what will happen is that everyone will meet, and it will not look very different from what it appeared before, because I am not interested in some extreme height here, then here, no.”

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Along with private sector contractors such as Hart, the US Army Engineers Corps has more than 100 crews in debris. There is no timetable yet when it is complete.