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Victorian Bushfire advice and information
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<blockquote data-quote="sand surfer" data-source="post: 671918" data-attributes="member: 7418"><p>that is right geoff </p><p>the atmospheric indicators are a bit out of whack (which is one of the main differences from other parts of the world)</p><p>a little snippet of why they have not called a el nino event yet</p><p>[ATTACH=full]10936[/ATTACH]</p><p>yep i know geoff , how dry it is up here is getting beyond control</p><p>we had a bush fire here yesterday ,we were having crib and base(traffic officer) called us to cut it short and get going as the area the rail corridor travelled through is on the the south side of the fire , the bush fire brigade wished to back burn </p><p>they said if we left straight away they would wait till we were clear before lighting up</p><p>we went back through there today ,everything is that dry it was almost a scorched earth event</p><p>if we stop at one of the sidings there tomorrow i will get some picks</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="sand surfer, post: 671918, member: 7418"] that is right geoff the atmospheric indicators are a bit out of whack (which is one of the main differences from other parts of the world) a little snippet of why they have not called a el nino event yet [ATTACH type="full"]10936[/ATTACH] yep i know geoff , how dry it is up here is getting beyond control we had a bush fire here yesterday ,we were having crib and base(traffic officer) called us to cut it short and get going as the area the rail corridor travelled through is on the the south side of the fire , the bush fire brigade wished to back burn they said if we left straight away they would wait till we were clear before lighting up we went back through there today ,everything is that dry it was almost a scorched earth event if we stop at one of the sidings there tomorrow i will get some picks [/QUOTE]
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