Changing Seasons Bring the Smell of Smoke in the Wind

Changing Seasons Bring the Smell of Smoke in the Wind

Once again it’s the time of changing seasons. The weather is cooling, and the morning air has a definite chill. People who live in the hills are starting to light their home fires again. But a whiff of smoke on the wind still sets your teeth on edge for a moment while you assess the risk. It’s not yet time to lay the prospect of bushfires aside.

Changing Seasons

Woman tending a fire at Mt Buffalo. c. 1890-1930. Photo by Alice Manfield (1878-1962) via State Library Victoria.

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