As Bastrop County fire evacuees go home, one says she's done

BASTROP COUNTY, Texas (KXAN) — Evacuees from the Rolling Pines wildfire in Bastrop County were allowed to return home Wednesday evening. Before that happened, one resident told KXAN the experience has her convinced it's time to move."I love it there, we've been there seven years," Debbie Messer said. "My neighbors are amazing. It's beautiful. But this was really hard." MORE: Bastrop County Rolling Pines Fire: 58% contained, 783 acres burnedMesser had to flee the fire Tuesday along with her