look after your mates
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Praying for everyone
Hi Ron,
I am praying for everyone in Victoria. The picture says it all. The wierd thing is that a couple of years ago on the Discovery Channel, they were hypothesizing this exact scenario, and now it has happened to the horror and sorrow of us all. Keep the faith, and yes, look after your mates.
Hugs and prayers,
Kirsten0 -
In my prayers also.....2bhealed said:Kanga?
Hi ron,
I have been thinking about Kanga ever since I heard about the fires--doesn't he have some connection to firefighting?
keeping the Aussies in my prayers.
peace, emily
All the Aussies are in my prayers....God bless you all.......0 -
Hi Emily,2bhealed said:Kanga?
Hi ron,
I have been thinking about Kanga ever since I heard about the fires--doesn't he have some connection to firefighting?
keeping the Aussies in my prayers.
peace, emily
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Hi Emily,
I think kanga is in the rural firebrigade . Fortunately he is about a thousand miles north west of the current fires and there have been a lot of closer units in New south wales that have joined the battle. We have had a week of cooler weather in Victoria but there are still six massive fires out of control. They have sent the army in with heavy equipment to build firebreaks. I hope it works. Nature in Australia has had a bit of a hissy fit this month. There were two shark attacks in Sydney in two days. A navy diver in Sydney harbour lost his hand to a shark whilst on an anti-terrorism exercise and a surfer had his arm partially severed in an attack at Bondi beach yesterday. A third of my state ,queensland,is covered by floodwaters. Eleven people have drowned and a little five year old boy was taken by a croc trying to get his dog out of the flooded Daintree river.
Fortunately we are used to wild extremes in Australia. there are only about 22 million people in australia but already our bushfire appeals have raised over 85 million dollars and with what the various governments put in the residents of rural Victoria will bounce back once the fires are out. Thank you all for your prayers.Ron.0 -
another colonialron50 said:Hi Emily,
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Hi Emily,
I think kanga is in the rural firebrigade . Fortunately he is about a thousand miles north west of the current fires and there have been a lot of closer units in New south wales that have joined the battle. We have had a week of cooler weather in Victoria but there are still six massive fires out of control. They have sent the army in with heavy equipment to build firebreaks. I hope it works. Nature in Australia has had a bit of a hissy fit this month. There were two shark attacks in Sydney in two days. A navy diver in Sydney harbour lost his hand to a shark whilst on an anti-terrorism exercise and a surfer had his arm partially severed in an attack at Bondi beach yesterday. A third of my state ,queensland,is covered by floodwaters. Eleven people have drowned and a little five year old boy was taken by a croc trying to get his dog out of the flooded Daintree river.
Fortunately we are used to wild extremes in Australia. there are only about 22 million people in australia but already our bushfire appeals have raised over 85 million dollars and with what the various governments put in the residents of rural Victoria will bounce back once the fires are out. Thank you all for your prayers.Ron.
Dearest Ron....as another so called colonial....Canadian...
My heart goes out to you. I have not written all week because I have felt so overwhelmed...the fire images are so horrific. You are experiencing wild extremes. what an amazing reponse to your fundraising
Please know we are thinking of you and praying for the best
mags0 -
Nature's wrath!
Hi Ron! I feel so awful for all of you and what you're going through. We went through a similar event here in San Diego two years ago. EVERYTHING was on fire, and we narrowly escaped losing our home. The fire came to our backyard, split in two, went around our little neighborhood, then joined together again and whipped down the hill another forty miles torching everything. The fires traveled from rural areas into the cities, and it was just a nightmare. We evacuated forty miles away, and the fire came within two miles of where we were! As bad as it was, Australia is getting it even worse, and worse is unfathomable. I pray that it will end before any more tragedy occurs.
Many hugs,
Krista0 -
Sendfing prayers
What a tragedy. Keeping you and all the Aussies in my prayers. God Bless .0 -
Sendfing prayers
What a tragedy. Keeping you and all the Aussies in my prayers. God Bless .0
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