Fires. A plan to make a plan, is not a plan.

[Mark L]

Fires and the potential for them, is all over the media at the moment (and rightly so).
Tomorrow is a major worry, next Saturday may be worse. So plan now, make decision now. This document helps ..... http://www.rfs.nsw.gov.au/file_syste...rvivalPlan.pdf
Page 16 and 17 are the important pages, the rest simple helps you to answer the questions
Apparently 70% of people that live in bushfire prone areas don't have a plan
Stay safe please.

[Mark L]

Bump, mmmm, I needed to wait for a reason to do the bump. Sorry, I don't want to seem to be preaching!
Spent a long and at times hectic day in an R.F.S. communications room dealing with our own minor major fire that threatened properties at various times, then a late arvo dry lightening storm, giving us another 6 small fires to get out quick.
The properties that were under threat had Bushfire Survival Plans. It was in a high danger area and work had previously been done with the residents out there. But this can't be done for everyone.

Took this photo on the drive home tonight. The fire's about 30 kms away.

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