My Uncle's one storage caught fire over the holiday season many years ago , it was a 80 x 200 dug into a hillside with a half round top roof and for insulation there were five layers of STRAW . They were away when it started and before anybody saw it it was really cooking by the time the fire dept. got there . Water was not a problem as the storage sat fifty feet away from one of the irrigation ponds and there was like seven dept. there pouring water on it . When all was said and done and it came time for the clean up we had BOILED , Baked Mashed and fried taters . We did manage to salvage some that were in the middle of the pile . Fire burnt the roof off but it did not really hurt the walls . a new roof and lots of clean up and it was used the following season.
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