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Cape fire shows no signs of relenting

17 December 2015 by Alan

Cape fire shows no signs of relenting – (curated as of interest to Tokai arboretum and Cape Town).

Firefighters are now stationed at the Tokai Arboretum as the fires spread along the slopes of Elephant's Eye. Smoke billows over the mountains as the wildfire which broke out in Cape Town spreads to. Smoke billows over the mountains after wild fires …
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