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Mike Hawkins from the Tea Tree Gully Bicentennial Committee atop the vintage fire engine which will feature in the Australia Day parade through Adelaide. 20th January 1988.
Madeline, 2, & Jessica, 3, Hughes of Flagstaff Hill with the fire safety guard.
St Lukes food relief program disrupted by fire. (Left to rigth) Masonic Foundation president, Ron Fletcher, Burnside; Murray Olsson (vice president), Kensington Gardens; Geoffrey Fergusson, Craigmore.
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Hot Dog [catching a ride on an old fashioned fire truck].
Cheltenham Cemetery
Showing a section of the Cheltenham Cemetery in the background with the top half of a tombstone of 2 fire fighters in the foreground (see B 69282/116), 2 October 2000.
Cheltenham Cemetery
Showing a section of the Cheltenham Cemetery in the background with the bottom half of the tombstone of 2 fire fighters in the foreground (see B 69282/115), 2 October 2000.
Russell Eccleston of Blackwood Rotary Club hands over another donation to the Communications Officer Jim Drummond of the Belair CFS, in the fire unit of 1st Lieutenant Ian Hage. 1989.
Eden Hills CFS fire appliance was the winner of the best and most efficient crew at the State titles. 8th June 1988.
New CFS Headquarters at Hackham. David Blowes of Morphett Vale, Captain of CFS holding the fire hose. Behind him are Nello Franceschini (Noarlunga Officer), Ray Gilbert (Mayor) and Ian Weinert (Sports Club). 21st October 1992.
These boots were made for fighting. Smithfield CFS fire fighter Jan Inkster prepares for action. 9th September 1987.
Smithfield CFS fire fighters (from left) Robert Stell, Jan Inkster and Dave Lamplough give the school oval a good hosing down. 9th September 1987.
Lindsay Lang prepares the old Tea Tree Gully fire truck for the Tea Tree Gully Christmas Parade. 6th November 1991.
Musket fire echoed through Elizabeth City Centre last Friday, but the 1836 Marine Corps was on hand to keep everyone in line. The reason was The Great HMS Bounty Ambush. A pictorial display of the Bicentenary event is on page 18. 13 April 1988.
Mount Lofty
This view taken near the site of St Michael's main buiding that was destroyed in the ash wednesday bush fires Mount Lofty , 29 September 2002.
Mount Lofty
Looking towards Adelaide from the site where St Michael's used to be before it was destroyed in the ash wednesday bush fires, 29 September 2002.
Mount Lofty
Taken near the site where St Michael's used to be before it was destroyed in the ash wednesday bush fires in 1983, 29 September 2002.
Mount Lofty
What is left of the main building of St Michael's after it was destroyed in the ash wednesday bush fires in 1983, 29 September 2002.
Mount Lofty
Another view of what is left of the main building of St Michael's after it was destroyed in the ash wednesday bush fires in 1983, 29 September 2002.
Mount Lofty
Side view showing the entrance of what is left of the main building of St. Michael's after it was destroyed in the ash wednesday bush fires in 1983, 29 September 2002.
Mount Lofty
Side view showing the entrance of what is left of the main building of St. Michael's after it was destroyed in the ash wednesday bush fires in 1983, 29 September 2002.
Mount Lofty
A view showing the front and side of the main building of St. Michael's after it was destroyed in the ash wednesday bush fires in 1983, 29 September 2002.
Mount Lofty
Another view showing the entrance of the main building of St. Michael's after it was destroyed in the ash wednesday bush fires in 1983, 29 September 2002.
Mount Lofty
View showing the ruined Gatehouse after it was destroyed in the Ash Wednesday bush fires in 1983, 29 September 2002.
Mount Lofty
A view of the entrance of the main building of St. Michael's, looking towards Mt Lofty Summit, after it was destroyed in the ash wednesday bush fires in 1983, 29 September 2002.
Mount Lofty
Another view showing the front and side of the main building of St. Michael's with the chimney, after it was destroyed in the ash wednesday bush fires in 1983, 29 September 2002.
Mount Lofty
A view taken from some distance showing the main building of St. Michael's and the surrounding landscape, as it is after it was destroyed in the ash wednesday bush fires in 1983, 29 September 2002.
Mount Lofty
Another view taken from some distance showing the main building of St. Michael's and the surrounding landscape. The building as it is after the ash wednesday bush fires in 1983, 29 September 2002.
Mount Lofty
The remains of St Michael's seen here in the distance through the trees, the building as it is after the ash wednesday bush fires in 1983, 29 September 2002.
Mount Lofty
The remains of St Michael's seen here in the distance against the trees lined in the background, the building as it is after the ash wednesday bush fires in 1983, 29 September 2002.
