'Things weren't so important,' Joan Carter said. 'It was the loss itself. You lost a dream.'
An elderly couple in California lost their home to the Dixie Fire – the state's second largest blaze and one of the most destructive in its history – nearly a year after their previous house was destroyed by the Bear Fire in September.that on two separate occasions, their dream homes have been ravaged by unforgiving wildfires.
That previous house was engulfed in flames last September by the Bear Fire, which destroyed more than $250,000 worth of belongings, family heirlooms, antique ledgers from the 1800s, art, and furniture from Dan's mother, who had recently passed away.The couple had also saved up money and bough a year's worth of food, but did not have time to salvage it.
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