Artist couple’s mid-century family home in destroyed in Mountain Fire
Some homeowners in Ventura County are now getting a glimpse of what’s left of their property after the Mountain Fire charred nearly 21,000 acres, destroyed at least 132 structures and damaged 88 others. The wildfire, which is still burning, was only 5% contained as of Thursday evening. “Yesterday, we watched for three hours as it burned,” Tara Wallace, who lives in Camarillo Heights with her husband Brian Wallace, told KTLA. “It was a beautiful home with a beautiful view of a beautiful city and now it is ash.” Urgency of the wildfire, which prompted officials to evacuate more than 400 homes, has turned to resignation for many in the Camarillo Heights neighborhood where dozens of homes were completely lost to the flames. An old photo of the the Wallace’s home in Ventura County before it was destroyed in the Mountain Fire on Nov. 6, 2024. (viewer photo) A photo of the interior of the Wallace’s home in Ventura County before it was destroyed in the Mountain Fire on Nov. 6, 2024. (viewer photo) A photo of the Wallace’s tricked out classic