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Sandy Hook and Botsford volunteer firefighters responded to two brush fires in Sandy Hook about 2,000 feet apart early on the afternoon of April 26. It is thought that a surge of current in suspended electrical lines caused equipment failures which resulted in the fires occurring in brush on the ground below the lines. The fire pictured occurred on the north side of Berkshire Road near its intersection with Great Ring Road. From left is Firefighter Richard Conrod, Chief Bill Halstead, and Firefighters Andy Ryan and Karl Sieling, Jr. The other fire took place on the west side of Great Ring Road near its intersection with Erin Lane. (Gorosko photo)
Eyes glazed, I can only assume she could see me. This Koala was found on Mt Disappointment some three weeks after the area was devastated by bushfire in January 2009. I brought her gum leaves for two weeks, water was available. When I made the decision to remove her to a refuge off the mountain she had disappeared. In recent days, 2013, others have been spotted so just maybe she survived
Sunset, Bay of Fires, East Coast , Tasmania
Sandy Hook and Botsford volunteer firefighters responded to two brush fires in Sandy Hook about 2,000 feet apart early on the afternoon of April 26. It is thought that a surge of current in suspended electrical lines caused equipment failures which resulted in the fires occurring in brush on the ground below the lines. The fire pictured occurred on the north side of Berkshire Road near its intersection with Great Ring Road. From left is Firefighter Richard Conrod, Chief Bill Halstead, and Firefighters Andy Ryan and Karl Sieling, Jr. The other fire took place on the west side of Great Ring Road near its intersection with Erin Lane. (Gorosko photo)
Sandy Hook and Botsford volunteer firefighters responded to two brush fires in Sandy Hook about 2,000 feet apart early on the afternoon of April 26. It is thought that a surge of current in suspended electrical lines caused equipment failures which resulted in the fires occurring in brush on the ground below the lines. The fire pictured occurred on the north side of Berkshire Road near its intersection with Great Ring Road. From left is Firefighter Richard Conrod, Chief Bill Halstead, and Firefighters Andy Ryan and Karl Sieling, Jr. The other fire took place on the west side of Great Ring Road near its intersection with Erin Lane. (Gorosko photo)
Sandy Hook and Botsford volunteer firefighters responded to two brush fires in Sandy Hook about 2,000 feet apart early on the afternoon of April 26. It is thought that a surge of current in suspended electrical lines caused equipment failures which resulted in the fires occurring in brush on the ground below the lines. The fire pictured occurred on the north side of Berkshire Road near its intersection with Great Ring Road. From left is Firefighter Richard Conrod, Chief Bill Halstead, and Firefighters Andy Ryan and Karl Sieling, Jr. The other fire took place on the west side of Great Ring Road near its intersection with Erin Lane. (Gorosko photo)
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