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    A couple from work

    Some days are better than others - and you can get out of the office.






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    Good shots......

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    that first one is simply stunning, let alone unusual!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Phoenix View Post
    that first one is simply stunning, let alone unusual!
    Love the flame against the green beside it.
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    I'd be thinking that it's going to be a busy one for you guys this year.

    Great shot that first one

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    Quote Originally Posted by Phoenix View Post
    that first one is simply stunning, let alone unusual!
    Agreed.
    Is there a story behind that very unusual shot?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Xtreme View Post
    Agreed.
    Is there a story behind that very unusual shot?

    Roger

    Not really Roger, one of the things we do before lighting up a larger area is a test burn, this confirms the rate of spread, and that it will actually burn within our parameters.

    The tree just happened to be a little behind the test area and after a while due to the preheating, the fire ran up the bark.

    It demonstrates why, if you are in a bushfire prone area that smooth barks are preferred to rough barks.



    From a slightly wider angle


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    OK - Thanks Martyn.
    The wider view and the 'test burn' explains it.

    Just that everything looked so green in the first 'graph that it didn't enter my thoughts that you would be testing for a HRB.

    Roger

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