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When the Prairie Becomes a River of Fire
A historical account describes prairie flames at night as brilliant chains of liquid fire across the grass. Along the Missouri, Platte and Arkansas river bottoms, dry grass burned fast enough to overtake a rider on horseback. The account describes rivers, bare ground and already-burned ground as barriers. Its striking point is the speed of a fire moving through grass, driven by fuel and wind.
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