10 photos show the grim reality for evacuees of California's wildfires

Thousands have been displaced as wildfires have swept across California, burning up entire towns and melting cars.Even after escaping the infernos raging in both Northern and Southern California, life for evacuees continues to be a hell on earth.See how the survivors are coping with the loss of their homes and their uncertain futures.SEE ALSO:The death toll from California's fires has risen to 59, with thousands of homes destroyed in Malibu and Northern CaliforniaDON'T MISS:California's Camp Fire has melted cars and reduced bodies to bone ' these images show the horror of the state's deadliest fire everWith shelters at or near capacity in Northern California, many Camp Fire evacuees have taken to camping out in a Walmart parking lot in the town of Chico.Source: Arizona RepublicDenise Chester Batres said that when she, her husband, and their two kids fled the Camp Fire, they stayed at hotels in Anderson. When they ran out of money, they moved into the Walmart parking lot."I do not feel homeless at all. But yes, evacuee, yes," she told the Redding Record Searchlight. "I pray we get to go home to a home, but if not were going to rebuild."Source: Redding Record SearchlightRed Cross shelters don't accept animals (besides service pets), which may be why a lot of evacuated families have opted to camp instead.Source: Redding SearchlightSee the rest of the story at Business Insider
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