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ElBe


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Fires were at Curramulka, Pine Point, Troubridge Hills and a couple of other places locally. Sunset and smoke together makes for amazing sky

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Great pics guys, goes to show there is always some ones gain from anothers misfortune .!smile

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Beaut photo's. it's a shame the ingredients to make such lovely photo's is so destructive.

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It was reasonably scary , the wind kept changing and there were fires all around, It seems a long way away, but with the crops so full and ripe it was scary. It was such a relief to get the rain

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Thanks for the pics Daz. My daughter lives just out of Edithburgh and was packed ready to escape into town. My palms were very sweaty, but there was nothing I could do except pray.
Were many crops lost, or just stubble and grass?
Those poor buggers over there can't afford too many losses.

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Really stunning



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