Jesus Vasquez sits in his van waiting to return to his home near Lahaina. He and other evacuees camped in a parking lot along the Honoapiilani Highway, hoping to be allowed back into town, two days after a devastating wildfire tore through the community. Vasquez said warning of the fast approaching firestorm was inadequate, but he is grateful for the food and supplies donated by people from other parts of the island.
(Robert Gauthier / Los Angeles Times)
Jesus Vasquez sits in his van waiting to return to his home near Lahaina. He and other evacuees camped in a parking lot along the Honoapiilani Highway, hoping to be allowed back into town, two days after a devastating wildfire tore through the community. Vasquez said warning of the fast approaching firestorm was inadequate, but he is grateful for the food and supplies donated by people from other parts of the island.
(Robert Gauthier / Los Angeles Times)
Jesus Vasquez sits in his van waiting to return to his home near Lahaina. He and other evacuees camped in a parking lot along the Honoapiilani Highway, hoping to be allowed back into town, two days after a devastating wildfire tore through the community. Vasquez said warning of the fast approaching firestorm was inadequate, but he is grateful for the food and supplies donated by people from other parts of the island.
(Robert Gauthier / Los Angeles Times)
Jesus Vasquez sits in his van waiting to return to his home near Lahaina. He and other evacuees camped in a parking lot along the Honoapiilani Highway, hoping to be allowed back into town, two days after a devastating wildfire tore through the community. Vasquez said warning of the fast approaching firestorm was inadequate, but he is grateful for the food and supplies donated by people from other parts of the island.
(Robert Gauthier / Los Angeles Times)
Jesus Vasquez sits in his van waiting to return to his home near Lahaina. He and other evacuees camped in a parking lot along the Honoapiilani Highway, hoping to be allowed back into town, two days after a devastating wildfire tore through the community. Vasquez said warning of the fast approaching firestorm was inadequate, but he is grateful for the food and supplies donated by people from other parts of the island.
(Robert Gauthier / Los Angeles Times)
Jesus Vasquez sits in his van waiting to return to his home near Lahaina. He and other evacuees camped in a parking lot along the Honoapiilani Highway, hoping to be allowed back into town, two days after a devastating wildfire tore through the community. Vasquez said warning of the fast approaching firestorm was inadequate, but he is grateful for the food and supplies donated by people from other parts of the island.
(Robert Gauthier / Los Angeles Times)
Jesus Vasquez sits in his van waiting to return to his home near Lahaina. He and other evacuees camped in a parking lot along the Honoapiilani Highway, hoping to be allowed back into town, two days after a devastating wildfire tore through the community. Vasquez said warning of the fast approaching firestorm was inadequate, but he is grateful for the food and supplies donated by people from other parts of the island.
(Robert Gauthier / Los Angeles Times)
Jesus Vasquez sits in his van waiting to return to his home near Lahaina. He and other evacuees camped in a parking lot along the Honoapiilani Highway, hoping to be allowed back into town, two days after a devastating wildfire tore through the community. Vasquez said warning of the fast approaching firestorm was inadequate, but he is grateful for the food and supplies donated by people from other parts of the island.
(Robert Gauthier / Los Angeles Times)
Jesus Vasquez sits in his van waiting to return to his home near Lahaina. He and other evacuees camped in a parking lot along the Honoapiilani Highway, hoping to be allowed back into town, two days after a devastating wildfire tore through the community. Vasquez said warning of the fast approaching firestorm was inadequate, but he is grateful for the food and supplies donated by people from other parts of the island.
(Robert Gauthier / Los Angeles Times)
Jesus Vasquez sits in his van waiting to return to his home near Lahaina. He and other evacuees camped in a parking lot along the Honoapiilani Highway, hoping to be allowed back into town, two days after a devastating wildfire tore through the community. Vasquez said warning of the fast approaching firestorm was inadequate, but he is grateful for the food and supplies donated by people from other parts of the island.
(Robert Gauthier / Los Angeles Times)
Jesus Vasquez sits in his van waiting to return to his home near Lahaina. He and other evacuees camped in a parking lot along the Honoapiilani Highway, hoping to be allowed back into town, two days after a devastating wildfire tore through the community. Vasquez said warning of the fast approaching firestorm was inadequate, but he is grateful for the food and supplies donated by people from other parts of the island.
(Robert Gauthier / Los Angeles Times)
Jesus Vasquez sits in his van waiting to return to his home near Lahaina. He and other evacuees camped in a parking lot along the Honoapiilani Highway, hoping to be allowed back into town, two days after a devastating wildfire tore through the community. Vasquez said warning of the fast approaching firestorm was inadequate, but he is grateful for the food and supplies donated by people from other parts of the island.
(Robert Gauthier / Los Angeles Times)
Jesus Vasquez sits in his van waiting to return to his home near Lahaina. He and other evacuees camped in a parking lot along the Honoapiilani Highway, hoping to be allowed back into town, two days after a devastating wildfire tore through the community. Vasquez said warning of the fast approaching firestorm was inadequate, but he is grateful for the food and supplies donated by people from other parts of the island.
(Robert Gauthier / Los Angeles Times)
Jesus Vasquez sits in his van waiting to return to his home near Lahaina. He and other evacuees camped in a parking lot along the Honoapiilani Highway, hoping to be allowed back into town, two days after a devastating wildfire tore through the community. Vasquez said warning of the fast approaching firestorm was inadequate, but he is grateful for the food and supplies donated by people from other parts of the island.
(Robert Gauthier / Los Angeles Times)
Jesus Vasquez sits in his van waiting to return to his home near Lahaina. He and other evacuees camped in a parking lot along the Honoapiilani Highway, hoping to be allowed back into town, two days after a devastating wildfire tore through the community. Vasquez said warning of the fast approaching firestorm was inadequate, but he is grateful for the food and supplies donated by people from other parts of the island.
(Robert Gauthier / Los Angeles Times)
Jesus Vasquez sits in his van waiting to return to his home near Lahaina. He and other evacuees camped in a parking lot along the Honoapiilani Highway, hoping to be allowed back into town, two days after a devastating wildfire tore through the community. Vasquez said warning of the fast approaching firestorm was inadequate, but he is grateful for the food and supplies donated by people from other parts of the island.
(Robert Gauthier / Los Angeles Times)
