The eerie atmosphere of a bushfire

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Time for Debbie’s Six Word Saturday

I am sorry for bombarding you with fire stuff but it’s my life at the moment.

I was in town when the atmosphere turned a different shade than I am used to seeing which gave my world an eerie glow.
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Looking across the Clarence River at the Jacaranda trees which usually stand out in the landscape191109_blog_challenge_six_word_saturday_fire_clarence river_grafton_jacaranda_tree
Looking upstream towards the Great Dividing Range where you see mountains. My place is in there somewhere191109_blog_challenge_six_word_saturday_fire_clarence rivert_water

At 12:45pm
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The reflection of the sun on the water which was being whipped up by a very strong wind. There was even small waves on the river191109_blog_challenge_six_word_saturday_fire_sun_reflection_water

41 thoughts on “The eerie atmosphere of a bushfire”

  5. I’ve been watching the news as the husband of a friend in Australia is a fire fighter by profession. They are still out of the danger zone. I hope you will be, too. Stay safe.

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  10. Terrible beauty in these shots Brian. I really feel for everyone in the fire zone; even if you’re safe from the flames, the smoke must play havoc with breathing. I know you’ll take care, and hope that the fires stay under control.

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