Shot from the N. side of I-75 about 2 miles west of Naples, Florida. Cut to 30 seconds because there’s really not that much *to* a wildfire; it just goes on and on. (I have the original tape — a few minutes more of the same — in case anyone is interested.) Note that there are no firefighters in sight…. just flames dancing merrily out in the boonies, part of a series of blazes pouring smoke and haze all over central and southern Florida. If you thought swamps couldn’t burn, you were wrong. Enough drought, and we’ve had plenty lately, and a swamp is dry grass and trees and bushes, easy to ignite.