Residents in British Columbia’s Cariboo region report that a wildfire near Clinton has left a home nearly destroyed. According to accounts from local reporting, there is little remaining on the property besides a burnt-out chimney stack. The same sources state that a neighbour’s propane tank is also still visible near the charred area. The reports describe the extent of damage as near-total, with the burned chimney described as the main remaining structure element tied to the woman’s home. No additional details are provided in the excerpts about the fire’s cause, the size of the blaze, whether anyone was injured, or the status of firefighting efforts. The information shared focuses on the aftermath at the property on or near Six Mile Lake, where the resident says the only visible remnants are the chimney stack and the propane tank. The articles do not include specific timelines for when the wildfire occurred or when the damage was assessed. Overall, the sources agree on the location near Clinton, B.C., and on the severe destruction of the property described by the resident.