Africa Wild

Richprins wrote: ↑Thu May 28, 2020 11:43 am They know what they are doing, Lis!

If you say so I am also sure that they think that they know what they are doing, but nature is unpredictable

I have watched the WOF (Working on Fire) crews in action, and they are world-renowned.

At the most, Africa-renowned

Lisbeth wrote: ↑Thu May 28, 2020 6:49 pm At the most, Africa-renowned

Sorry Lis these guys ARE world-renowned, not everything in this country is bad, these people are some of the most dedicated people there is, with the best training(not by bee companies) in the world, they where involved in Australia with the devistating fires there, they where also involved in the USA and Canada
Just for some info Anja is also involved with this organisation, busy with her training, and they are sought after all over the world, so if they where not world-class they would not be so sought after.......

OK! Africa, Australia and America known

They are obviously known where there is the habit of burning the summer grass and where there are big spaces of pastures

I have heard more than once about fires that eluded control and where enormous surfaces including houses and animals were burnt because the wind or other natural phenomena played a role. I do not know, though, if your famous WOF were involved.

It happened in Pilanesberg not too long ago.

If you don't know then you can't disparage them, Lis!

I am not disparaging anyone, I was only trying to point out that the whims of nature can surprise everybody, even the best.

Lisbeth wrote: ↑Fri May 29, 2020 10:59 am I am not disparaging anyone, I was only trying to point out that the whims of nature can surprise everybody, even the best.

That's a fair comment

No need to burn the natural beauty of Mopani camp gardens ..I mean rather dig up all that ghastly paving at Lower Sabie and Skukuza

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