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The images stop you in your paths. Five children and their grandmother sheltering under an old wooden jetty as mid-air around them uses up a fierce orange. Seen around the world, we were holding the images from the heart and soul of the inferno that showed the Tasmanian township of Dunalley fighting with each other for survival. Within the morning hours of 4 January 2013, the people of Dunalley had observed with caution as a bush hearth burned slowly together with the hill. It was not an strange incident - fires are a part of Australian life - and Dunalley had never been stressed before. They made their arrangements, in the event. Even so, they had no idea that which was about to hit them. Within the aftermath of the Inala Highway hearth, Jon Henley went to Dunalley. Minute by minute, he reconstructed what had happened - the residents, the emergency services...as soon as the flames struck the first properties. Firestorm explores what it means to reside in an all natural environment that has progressed to burn off. Meteorologists and firefighters likewise fear the growing ferocity of the fires it produces as Australia's summers expand ever before hotter. Scientific facts shows that the Inala Highway fire may have been simply a hint of what's to come. Firestorm is the storyplot of the terrifying hearth, and of the amazing and resilient personality of its inhabitants as they seek to raise their homes from the ashes. But most of all, it's the tale of the family under the jetty, clinging on as Dunalley used up.
