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We were at traffic management class the other day...long story...in among the paperwork is an official amendment to a particular law or statute of something...the funny thing to us was the guy who signed it, his last name was HOEY (hoo-eee) We thought it was funny, a law being signed by a guy...

Whats LEO? Looking at the situation report, wow, 16-18* humidity!!!! No wonder it's all burning. Are these fires hot fires? Like, ones that haven't burnt through an area in years, so a massive fuel load that burns real hot, instead of just running through and gone? Lots of fuel reduction...

What a saga...these campaign fires are something else. We had three here in Tassie two years ago that burned for two months. They start quick but the sure don't end quick. There are some Tassie fire-fighters that have just shipped out to Canada to help there, mostly logistics and stuff, no...

Just catching up on all this...wow...very nervous time for you Stephen!! Sounds like you have prepared your survival plan well thought out though. Shifting winds and spot fires make it all so unpredictable. I can only imagine what impact all those dead pines are having, the fuel load must be off...