Intro, traveling around, landscape at home

Lacustrine, surrounded by mountains, lush and dry

Expansion onto the mountains and hills

Cleveland National Forest, contrast to the city over the ridge, alluvial fans

Temescal mountains, wildflower fields

Danger lurks, semiarid climate, prone to wildfires

Risk taking settling in the mountains, continuing to expand into these areas

Fire hazard map, 80% roughly is high risk for wildfires

Scorched hills, a new danger in rain

Home proximity to danger, adjacent to steep elevation

Infographic of landslide, debris flow and mud flows common

Landslide danger, destruction of Ortega Highway

Topographical map, valley

Elsinore Fault, one of largest faults in Socal, also quietest, runs underneath city and lake

Ortega Highway, existence of river flow connecting the lake to Santa Ana

Flood Zone map, majority of city is in flood zone

Aerial view of lake elsinore, southeastern side of lake is manmade

Varying water level through time, at one point dried

Rain shadow diagram

Dry lake 1950s, closing statements, restate original idea