A restaurant on the Lahaina seafront belonging to Fleetwood Mac drummer and founding member Mick Fleetwood has been completely destroyed by wildfire, he says.
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“The current was pulling us out. You can’t see anything. At one point, we have fire on us and we don’t know where land is,” he said in an interview that aired Friday on NBC’s “TODAY” show. Another couple, Sam and Josie Younger, said they escaped their beachfront home with seconds to spare when a blaze broke out.
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