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More than a shell left. And the flames are still raging there on the left. This picture was taken just a short time earlier. At that point one giant ball of fire filled the house. Another picture shows the fire eating through the roof of a neighboring home. Whats the current fire danger . Lonnie quinn has the answer from the weather center. The wind is the problem. Plus the super dry conditions that we have now. The best fire break you can get often times, you know, firemen will dig a trench for the fire break. A canal is the best fire break you can imagine and yet the embers were still able t...

Cunning in the us more. Just before john and around six am on tuesday as simply and diver went into rough waters around us the theory. He was trying to install a new climbing ropes too thick for the ship to help in the search and dozens of bodies remain unaccounted for after about five minutes go added depth of about twenty five meters in fifty three year old diver lost communication with fellow divers on the surface of the water prompting his colleagues to go and rescue him. Nino may serve the needy veteran diver was found unconscious with a steady opening on with this communication and air s...

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James Marston St. Botolph's Church at Iken - Credit: citizenside.com A friend of mine messaged me this week. I was expecting an invitation to a sumptuous meal in his garden or the suggestion of a pub lunch, or even a summons to drinks and nibbles. But instead my friend pointed me into the direction of a forthcoming zoom group chat I might be interested in. Would I like, my friend wondered, to investigate becoming a friar. Maybe it is my portly disposition, or my carriage in a cassock, or even my resemblance to high living and jolly friars of folklore that he thought I might like to don the ha...

Suffolk's oldest bridge Not only is Homersfield Bridge Suffolk’s oldest surviving concrete bridge, it also lay claims to being the oldest surviving concrete bridge in Britain.   Spanning the River Waveney and teetering on the Suffolk-Norfolk border, this 50 metre construction stretches from Homersfield in Suffolk (hence the namesake), over to Alburgh and Wortwell in Norfolk.  Constructed in 1870, the Grade II-listed bridge was the result of an early experiment that combined iron with concrete, and was built to replace an earlier bridge that stood in the same location.   Over the year...