Motorcycle crash sparked fast-moving fire in Cleveland National Forest
Fighting the Wildomar fire continues from air and ground near the affluent and exclusive community of La Cresta.
(Irfan Khan / Los Angeles Times)The Wildomar fire has grown to 200 acres in the Cleveland National Forest.
Inmate firefighters hike through a burned area to battle the Wildomar wildfire in the Cleveland National Forest on Thursday, October 26, 2017 in Wildomar, Calif. The fire started after a motorcycle crashed into a tree. (Patrick T. Fallon/ For The Los Angeles Times) (Patrick T. Fallon / For The Times)
A firefighting helicopter battles the Wildomar wildfire in the Cleveland National Forest.
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Firefighters battle the Wildomar wildfire in the Cleveland National Forest, that started after a motorcycle crashed into a tree.
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A firefighting aircraft battles the Wildomar wildfire in the Cleveland National Forest.
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The Wildomar fire burns in the Cleveland National Forest. Authorities ordered evacuations for residents along Hixon Truck Trail.
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The Wildomar fire was moving in the direction of homes in the La Cresta and Lakeland Village neighborhoods.
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About 500 firefighters including air and ground crews were battling the blaze.
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The Wildomar fire burns in the Cleveland National Forest.
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The blaze began after a motorcyclist crashed into a tree.
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The Wildomar fire burns in the Cleveland National Forest.
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