Employees of Harmony Domes waited anxiously on Wednesday (Feb. 25) to return to their Thornton (Colo.) manufacturing business after firefighters evacuated the area because of a fast-burning grass fire, according to Denver7.
“The anxiety definitely is high,” said Michael Eveland, who works at the company that manufactures glamping domes, tiny homes and villas.
The grass fire, captured on Colorado Department of Transportation cameras, sparked around noon.
Smoke had filled the company’s main building, and what used to be a model glamping dome in the business’ backyard is now just a shell. The dome’s furniture was charred.
