Franschhoek blaze erased Posted by Evan Haussmann on 9 February 2010 Tags:Cape Town, Durban I left Cape Town thinking I had ten days to get to Durban so took a drive through Franschhoek. By the time I got there the fire had, according to the local authorities been bought under control. But not before it had ravaged the mountainside that forms the backdrop of the town. I think the close-up photograph of the ravaged bush and burning stump shows what the firefighters are up against. Even though they’d put the flame out, a bit of wind fans the smoldering stumps and it can all start up again. Hats off to the men and women who tackle this dangerous and largely thankless work. You may also like Related Posts Baby owls to hatch on livestream 19 March 2020 The Arizona Game and Fish Department (AGFD) is counting the days until the eggs of... read more Safari lodge partners with youth development programme 16 March 2020 Jock Safari Lodge has formed an official long term partnership with the Wilderness Foundation Africa... read more Campaign to protect SA’s sharks launched 9 March 2020 A new campaign, designed to conserve South Africa's shark and ray populations, has been launched.... read more PREV ARTICLE NEXT ARTICLE
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