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Devastation of Pacific Palisades shown in heartbreaking photos

New aerial photos show the complete destruction of the once vibrant Los Angeles area known as the Pacific Palisades, much of it reduced to ashes and dust in historic wildfires.

This celebrity-filled community was once home to beautiful million-dollar homes, palm trees, and all the colorful subtle touches that contribute to an idyllic suburban setting.

Aerial photos show the destruction of the Pacific Palisades. google earth
Most of the neighborhood was completely destroyed. Anadolu Agency, via Reuters

Now, disturbing photos show the neighborhood resembling a bombed-out battlefield, with gray smoke billowing from the charred remains of a rectangular lot that just days ago had a median price of $2 million.

The devastation was captured by a drone on Wednesday after dangerous winds in Santa Ana subsided, allowing helicopters and planes to fly in to drop much-needed water.

The median home price in the area was $2 million. google earth
The image was taken by a drone on Wednesday. Anadolu Agency, via Reuters
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However, although the winds subsided overnight into Wednesday, authorities warned they could pick up again into Friday.

The huge fire reduced almost every building in sight to rubble, leaving an entire city block without any sign of life.

Officials warned that winds could pick up again on Friday. google earth
The fire consumed the entire block. Anadolu Agency, via Reuters

The Palisades Fire was still 0% contained as of Thursday night and had already burned 30,000 acres.

Some celebrities are among those who lost their homes in the Pacific Palisades.

The Palisades Fire was still 0% contained as of Thursday night. google earth
Many celebrities have lost their homes due to wildfires. Anadolu Agency, via Reuters

Jeff Bridges, Billy Crystal, Martin Short, Sir Anthony Hopkins, Adam Brody and Leighton Meester, Anna Faris, Eugene Levy and John Goodman all lived in the once beautiful Pacific Palisades. I lost my house.

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