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Many thanks to Stewart Pote for pictures of this afternoon's hill fire near Achnaha.
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The area affected was to the north of the Wishing Rock and to the east of Achnaha Township.
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At this time of year, with dead bracken and heather drying out quickly in the sunshine, it only takes a few days for the hills to become tinder-dry.
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Four fire appliances were on scene....
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....with firemen working well into the evening to put out the blaze.
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