Fire crews protect power lines from Rocky Fire

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By by Katie Utehs

CLEARLAKE, Calif. (KGO) -- Fire crews near Clearlake did their best to protect power lines that were threatened by the Rocky Fire.

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Thousands have been evacuated from the path of the Rocky Fire, a massive wildfire that started burning near Clear Lake on Wednesday, July 29, 2015. The explosive fire is now burning in three Northern California counties -- Lake County, Colusa County, and Yuba County.

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