PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY, Va. (WRIC) -- A brush fire burned through at least two acres of land on East Quaker Road in Prince George County on Thursday, with officials saying that this area is "especially vulnerable to rapid fire spread." At around 6:35 p.m. on Thursday, April 16, crews with Prince Geor ge ire and EMS were called to the area of the 9000 block of East Quaker Road for an active brush fire. Fire officials said the fire is estimated to have burned at least two acres as of the time of reporting. April 16 brush fire on East Quaker Road in Prince George County (Photo: Prince George Fire and EMS)April 16 brush fire on East Quaker Road in Prince George County (Photo: Prince George Fire and EMS)April 16 brush fire on East Quaker Road in Prince George County (Photo: Prince George Fire and EMS)April 16 brush fire on East Quaker Road in Prince George County (Photo: Prince George Fire and EMS)April 16 brush fire on East Quaker Road in Prince George County (Photo: Prince George Fire and EMS) Dry conditions and highly combustible vegetation are making the area especially vulnerable to rapid fire spread, according to officials. "We are once again urging residents to use extra caution and avoid any activity that could create sparks or ignite dry brush," fire officials said. This marks one of many brush fires in the area amid the annual Virginia burning law. An "out of hand" burn spread to about half on acre on West Quaker Road on Sunday, April 12. Three days later, a downed power line sparked a brush fire in the area of Fort Powhatan Road on Wednesday, April 15. ...read more read less