The fire season is drawing to a close; it has been such a pleasure to talk to the dedicated leaders at our local Fire Brigades each week: they always have a spare moment and are happy to share their considerable knowledge. Thanks for your time, Brendan, Bruce and Doug. Baringhup Captain of Baringhup Fire Brigade…
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