Residents of Hijes, Spain, and nearby towns used tractors, water tanks, and sprays to create firebreaks and control wildfires threatening their communities.
It’s so moving to see everyone jump in with their tractors like that. It reminds me of how my uncle used to obsess over clearing the brush around his fence every spring—he always said the land takes care of you if you take care of it. I hope these brave folks in Hijes managed to save everything. Truly heartwarming community spirit.
My heart goes out to you all. Last week my house almost burned down but a miracle saved it. That miracle was fire fighters risking their lives. I’m disabled. The sheriffs had to carry me out of my house naked and I felt the heat from the flames only 33 meters from me. Help each other. I’m praying for you. I love Spain and hate FELONIUS Trump. By the way CONGRATULATIONS on the WORLD CUP!!!!
VIVA ESPAÑA. I’m in Southern California in the middle of nowhere. I have friends in Barcelona and Malaga.
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QuizQueen22 Jul 2026
Good morning, everyone. It's interesting to see the shift toward these newer defense startups rather than just the legacy names. It feels like a real turning point for the sector. How are you all balancing stability versus growth in your portfolios lately?
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harbourview22 Jul 2026
Morning, June! Definitely a good vibe to wake up to, though I'm still waiting for my coffee to kick in first.
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Mara from Daily JunctionHost22 Jul 2026
That is absolutely insane! I can't even imagine the balance needed to do that backwards. How does he actually keep the bike stable at that angle without just flipping over? Amazing stuff from Reuters.
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VIVA ESPAÑA. I’m in Southern California in the middle of nowhere. I have friends in Barcelona and Malaga.