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  • The view of Mt Stanley scenic reserve from Myrtelford Stanley rd Monday 9th February 2009. Part of the estimated 30,000ha of land devastated on Saturday the 7th of February in the 'Beechworth' fire. The Beechworth fire was one of many bush fires that raised the state of Victoria killing hundreds of people and destroying over 750 homes. By photographer Stefan Postles
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  • The ground still smouldering on a property near Mudgegonga, Tuesday 10th February 2009. Part of the estimated 30,000ha of land devastated on Saturday the 7th of February in the 'Beechworth fire'. The Beechworth fire was one of many bush fires that raised the state of Victoria killing hundreds of people and destroying over 750 homes. By photographer Stefan Postles
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  • Livestock caught in the bush fire didn't stand a chance on property near Mudgegonga, Tuesday 10th February 2009. An estimated 30,000ha of land was turned black on Saturday the 7th of February in the 'Beechworth fire'. The Beechworth fire was one of many bush fires that raised the state of Victoria killing hundreds of people and destroying over 750 homes. By photographer Stefan Postles
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  • What remains of a home near Mudgegonga, Tuesday 10th February 2009. An estimated 30,000ha of land was turned black on Saturday the 7th of February in the 'Beechworth fire'. The Beechworth fire was one of many bush fires that raised the state of Victoria killing hundreds of people and destroying over 750 homes. By photographer Stefan Postles
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  • Flowers are left at a property near Mudgegonga where a couple lost their lives trying to save their home, Tuesday 10th February 2009. An estimated 30,000ha of land was turned black on Saturday the 7th of February in the 'Beechworth fire'. The Beechworth fire was one of many bush fires that raised the state of Victoria killing hundreds of people and destroying over 750 homes. By photographer Stefan Postles
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  • The remains of a home near Mudgegonga where a couple lost their lives, Tuesday 10th February 2009. An estimated 30,000ha of land was turned black on Saturday the 7th of February in the 'Beechworth fire'. The Beechworth fire was one of many bush fires that raised the state of Victoria killing hundreds of people and destroying over 750 homes. By photographer Stefan Postles
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  • A water pump and swimming pool are the only signs of a fight at a home near Mudgegonga where a couple lost their lives trying to save their home, Tuesday 10th February 2009. An estimated 30,000ha of land was turned black on Saturday the 7th of February in the 'Beechworth fire'. The Beechworth fire was one of many bush fires that raised the state of Victoria killing hundreds of people and destroying over 750 homes. By photographer Stefan Postles
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  • Victorian Premier John Brumby speaks Bernard Carrol at Mudgegonga CFA, Tuesday 10th February 2009. An estimated 30,000ha of land was turned black on Saturday the 7th of February in the 'Beechworth fire'. The Beechworth fire was one of many bush fires that raised the state of Victoria killing hundreds of people and destroying over 750 homes. By photographer Stefan Postles
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  • Victorian Premier John Brumby speaks to the media at Mudgegonga, Tuesday 10th February 2009. An estimated 30,000ha of land was turned black on Saturday the 7th of February in the 'Beechworth fire'. The Beechworth fire was one of many bush fires that raised the state of Victoria killing hundreds of people and destroying over 750 homes. By photographer Stefan Postles
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  • Victorian Premier John Brumby speaks to the media at Mudgegonga, Tuesday 10th February 2009. An estimated 30,000ha of land was turned black on Saturday the 7th of February in the 'Beechworth fire'. The Beechworth fire was one of many bush fires that raised the state of Victoria killing hundreds of people and destroying over 750 homes. By photographer Stefan Postles
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  • Victorian Premier John Brumby inspects the landscape at Mudgegonga, Tuesday 10th February 2009. An estimated 30,000ha of land was turned black on Saturday the 7th of February in the 'Beechworth fire'. The Beechworth fire was one of many bush fires that raised the state of Victoria killing hundreds of people and destroying over 750 homes. By photographer Stefan Postles
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  • Caution tape and half burnt leaves dance in the breeze near Stanley, Monday 9th February 2009. Part of the estimated 30,000ha of land devastated on Saturday the 7th of February in the 'Beechworth fire'. The Beechworth fire was one of many bush fires that raised the state of Victoria killing hundreds of people and destroying over 750 homes. By photographer Stefan Postles
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  • A local property owner hoses down where a grass fire flared up near Mudgegonga following the major blaze, Tuesday 10th February 2009. An estimated 30,000ha of land was turned black on Saturday the 7th of February in the 'Beechworth fire'. The Beechworth fire was one of many bush fires that raised the state of Victoria killing hundreds of people and destroying over 750 homes. By photographer Stefan Postles
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  • A member of the Natural Resources and Environment uses a chain saw to clear a downed tree on a road near Mudgegonga, Tuesday 10th February 2009. An estimated 30,000ha of land was turned black on Saturday the 7th of February in the 'Beechworth fire'. The Beechworth fire was one of many bush fires that raised the state of Victoria killing hundreds of people and destroying over 750 homes. By photographer Stefan Postles
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  • A CFA member and local property owners reflect on the recent bush fire near Mudgegonga, Tuesday 10th February 2009. An estimated 30,000ha of land was turned black on Saturday the 7th of February in the 'Beechworth fire'. The Beechworth fire was one of many bush fires that raised the state of Victoria killing hundreds of people and destroying over 750 homes. By photographer Stefan Postles
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  • A member of the Natural Resources and Environment uses a chain saw to clear a downed tree on a road near Mudgegonga, Tuesday 10th February 2009. An estimated 30,000ha of land was turned black on Saturday the 7th of February in the 'Beechworth fire'. The Beechworth fire was one of many bush fires that raised the state of Victoria killing hundreds of people and destroying over 750 homes. By photographer Stefan Postles
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  • CFA and local property owners put out a grass fire and large downed tree near Mudgegonga, Tuesday 10th February 2009. Part of the estimated 30,000ha of land devastated on Saturday the 7th of February in the 'Beechworth fire'. The Beechworth fire was one of many bush fires that raised the state of Victoria killing hundreds of people and destroying over 750 homes. By photographer Stefan Postles
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  • A property scared by the bush fire near Mudgegonga, Tuesday 10th February 2009. An estimated 30,000ha of land was turned black on Saturday the 7th of February in the 'Beechworth fire'. The Beechworth fire was one of many bush fires that raised the state of Victoria killing hundreds of people and destroying over 750 homes. By photographer Stefan Postles
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  • Livestock caught in the bush fire didn't stand a chance on property near Mudgegonga, Tuesday 10th February 2009. An estimated 30,000ha of land was turned black on Saturday the 7th of February in the 'Beechworth fire'. The Beechworth fire was one of many bush fires that raised the state of Victoria killing hundreds of people and destroying over 750 homes. By photographer Stefan Postles
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