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10-02-09, 12:36
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Some pics
Euan dropped in with some pictures - As you can see we got off very lightly.
The front and back axles were from a buggy - one of the tyres on the F15 went along with another which was spare and we were wondering how to get the tyre off.
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10-02-09, 14:10
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Victorian Fires
Hi Guys
I was actually down south with some of my Vehicles when the fire threatened my friends property, the fire got to within a kilometer of his house when the wind changed, one of the most frightening experiences of my life. We sat on his verander and watched the fire roar along the next ridge line untill a wind change halted its progess towards the property. To see 100+ foot tall trees explode in flames and send fire balls into the sky is really undescribable. The truck driver with my Stuart and Bren carrier had to reverse his semi trailer 2.5 Kilometers up a highway when the flames crossed the road and he could not continue. To all the fire fighters and volunteers they do an incredible job and there have been several that have lost there own property's while they are protecting others. My thoughts and pray's are with everyone involved and especially those that have been so dreadfully effected by these fires Tim
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10-02-09, 14:25
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Vic Fires
It's definately worrying. The smoke was incredibly dense come Sunday evening and Monday.
With years of drought, days of temperatures over 45degrees centigrade and strong dry hot winds it was a recipe for disaster. We were packed ready to leave at a moments notice but thankfully it didn't happen. There are still numerous fires around the region. Any one interested can check out the DSE webpage. Or type in Victorian Bushfires into google and go from there.
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10-02-09, 21:09
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Thoughts go out to everyone down there in the zire and flood zone.
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10-02-09, 23:50
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Euan it is so pleasing that you, your lady and the kids are un harmed, great news which I am sure we all give thanks for.
The trucks well that is sad but could be a lot worse. Did you loose much fencing and stock. All the best mate, hope you turn the corner soon. Give the kids a big hig from us, bit of advice, keep an eye on them for a while, some kids keep it bottled up, and they may need a bit of extra kindness and support. All the best, Col
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16-02-09, 14:41
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smoke
A week after black Saturday and we had another flair up tonight, in the lower paddock the clumps of grass are still burning under the ground reignited and burnt out more of the remaining pasture.
After a slight set back I'm back to restoring the F60l with the frame body and cab to be sandblaster in the next few days.
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