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DANGEROUS Wildfire Threatens Our Home! Ep. 193
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 18. 08. 2024
- An out of control Highland wildfire heads directly towards us and threatens to destroy our home, belongings and livelihoods. Thanks to the emergency services we managed to capture this dangerous wildfire from the moment it began and over the following 24-hours as it wreaked havoc and destruction across an area of Highland Scotland.
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My dad was a lifelong firefighterâŠI have the utmost respect for them. He was on many a brush fire in arid Southern California, and he had many stories of fires like this. Glad youâre safe.
As a retired Fire Officer I have been to many of these moorland fires. I have also experienced huge fires close to my houses in France and Costa del Sol, Spain where fire fighting planes and helicopters were used to back up the efforts of firefighters.
The work is very tiring. The fire can create its own wind as it sucks oxygen into its centre, making fire spread unpredictable and therefor dangerous.
Great drone footage though. I hope you will give the fire service a copy.
It is amazing how quickly regrowth begins. There may have been some losses of small mammals and snakes but that is unfortunately the tragic part of this particular fire.
Stay safe, check the batteries in your smoke alarms.
Wow, Iâm in Australia, they certainly fight fires differently over here. So glad they came back to protect the houses.
Is the silhouette of the house with the fire so close yours? What a nightmare... So thankful that you and your neighbors are safe and all is well. đ
Brilliant vlog of what was a dangerous situation. All that matters at the end of it all. I am amazed this was not used by TV news . So good and dramatic plus you gave an explanation of how the firefighters operate. Look forward to next week.
The photography - per the usual - is stunning.
Just when I started to wonder, how will they make homesteading exciting like canal travel? Apparently, challenge accepted and mission accomplished! Glad to see that everyone is safe. At least the bees would have been calm with all the smoke about. đ
Sean - please tell Colin for me - Superb filming in dreadful circumstances. The guy is brilliant. So glad everyone is ok. Well done emergency services.
Ugh! Wildfires are the number 1 risk to life and property here in interior Alaska. At least you donât have 80 foot spruce trees that can ignite in seconds and become a torch. But you are right. These fires are great for the ecosystem. New growth holds homes and food for a far greater variety of wildlife . Reminds me that I should cut more of the big spruce around my cabinâŠâŠbut they are so lovely. Fire in the wood stove is better than fire licking at the house logs. Glad you and friends are OK and safe!
Colin, Shaun, Otis. that was seriously scary. Not good for your stress levels. thank goodness everyone is OK. As usual even in that terrifying situation your filming was superb. Hopefully the coming week will be a calming one. take care. love to you all. đđâ€â€. đđŸxxx
Dear Shaun and Collin, what a blessing that you both and your neighbors are all well. I was surprised that no water tanks or fire retardant werenât used by aircrafts in the morning. Fire is a wonderful way of nature to clear old forest floor, but not when itâs so close to people, animals and structures. Iâm not sure if you can, but you should sow some wildflowers or any other plants, trees that can cover some the ground before the rains start. Here in California we have wildfires every year, and this year will be a bad one ; the rain starts in the fall and the mud starts flowing. Always keep an emergency supply in your car, and go over your scape route. We place markers on our most precious items in order to grab ( if one has time) and take in case of an evacuation. May you and your neighbors be blessed, and that you never have to experience any other wildfires. Blessings
I almost hated to click the "like" button.... The filming was amazing... I can't imagine how terrifying that had been. This was a great vlog, but let's just settle down to some calm chicken raising, ok?
Your (fire services) have an interesting way of attacking wildfire. I worked for the US Forest Service fighting fires on what we call a Hot Shot Crew for many years, many years ago. I'm not saying it doesn't happen but I have never seen a leaf blower used here in the US. Also we would have never said "Oh it's out and left". Our hand crews (several hundred in most cases) would have been on the fire for many hours if not days doing mop up. We would also have had bull dozers, helicopters and water/retardant dropping aircraft (during the day) support. I live in N. California, we take ever the smallest fires seriously. As you found out they are very unpredictable and HAVE to be taken seriously.
Can't believe how frightening that must have been. So glad it ended OK.
The fire people are wonderful. We are used to fires in Australia and the firies never abandon a fire after they put it out because its well known for starting up again. Fires can also jump from one hilltop to another! Very scary. Excellent video.
Glad everyone is safe. It's always scary when your home is faced with something you can't control, can't fight. With me, it's been hurricanes and tornadoes. The local fire service did an excellent job protecting the houses in the path, and getting it finally under control
Bush/wildfires are terrifying - my number one fear. You guys handled it well and now you have some experience in case something similar ever happens again.
OMG OMG OMG WHAT A HORRIBLE HORRIBLE EXPERIENCE. This literally brought me to tears for y'alls safety. I am SO HAPPY to see that y'all made it out SAFE. Here in Texas, we are used to a fire season, but did not know that this is common in Scotland as well. BE SAFE MY FRIENDS :)
Colin, you should narrate wilderness shows or geography shows. You have a great knack for it and perfect voice. Great job.
Oh my goodness, youâre like a professional âat the sceneâ news reporter đ±. Amazing footage and so glad you and the emergency fire crews/services are all ok đ xxx
What an amazing piece of filming and filming all of that while you didn't even know if you'll have a home the next morning is such a test to strength of character and then after everything that's happened still being chirpy and cheerful after you guys are both brilliant, please stay safe đ â„
Living in Australia and well versed with fires, I was very concerned when I saw the title of this weeks vlog. So glad no one lost their homes and I am hoping there wasn't any damage to property. Seems like the larger wildlife managed to escape, though one never knows how many small creatures are killed in a fire.
I have been in your position and like your neighbour have had the cars packed ready to go and the hose out spraying the house and garden as much as I could, very scary situation.
I am wondering about water bombers in Scotland. Do you know if the Govt has any plans to get some now that wildfire is becoming more prevalent. I am presuming they aren't in use as yet, but it seems to me that they really need to look into purchasing a couple in the next year or so as wildfires seem to be happening quite frequently now days.
Really happy to see you are both ok and your property was spared. I hope all your neighbours and their properties are ok as well. Thanks for the vlog. Cheers.
Finally got round to watching this, glad you guys are ok. Incredible footage.
Hallo from Munich, Bavaria! I discovered your vlog only a few days ago and I'm absolutely loving it, have binge watching it ever since! Your videos from the narrowboat are mere poetry and meditation, good for the soul, thank you very much indeed for that!!đ
As for your new life in Scotland I wish your all the best and luck and happiness.
I'm am glad, that in this scary fire nobody get hurt!đ
I'm wondering how you can protect your life, your animals and property in the future. It seems, that these fires happen quite regularly?. In Bavaria the farmhouses in remote areas are obliged to have their own "fire pond", this is a bassin (often made of concrete, like a swimmingpool) which has always be filled with water, so that the fireworkers have a water reservoir on location. Don't know, if this makes sense in your region...
Please keep your wonderful work up, again all the best, love, Claudia đ
Hello from NYC USA đșđž. So happy all are safe and the fire is out. Stay safe. God bless â€ïžâ€ïžđđ
We went through the biggest wildfire in Alberta's history in 2016 and it's something I never want to go through again. We were cut off by the fire and couldn't head south to escape so we had to head north for a few hours until we were able to get to safety. Thanks be that you fellas and Otis are good to go , it'll be amazing how green and lush it will be soon đšđŠâ€
That looks really scary . Our house burnt down in 2017 in the Garden Route fires đ„Č
WOW! So sorry đą
Having worked around wildfires all over the US and Canada you start to learn a few things. 1, Fire will build it own weather/wind and just like water it will take the path it finds more suited for it. 2. Anytime of year is wildfire season. 3. get with your neighbors and the Fire fighters to see what you can do to make safer place around your homes. 4.Also think about putting together a canteen to serve the firefighters (water/Gatoraid, energy bars/snacks) 5. Make a plan to escape from the area when told to leave (important papers, dog food, meds, clothes ect)
It's Scotland, so for Gatoraid and snacks substitute Irn Bru and deep fried Mars Bars
As a retired California firefighter, the last place I expected to see a wildfire video was on this channel in Scotland. Glad you're safe, and if you need help cutting a firebreak just call
Crikey! We genuinely thought this was going to be an April fools joke. Glad you're all OK. Loving the new lifestyle you're creating for yourselves. Cheers, Helen & Dave
Here in BC in the Interior we get ferocious wild fires. Last year we lost the town of Lytton and several other small villages. I have 4 or 5 friends who live in that area and they were all evacuated. For awhile there was no way out as the fires swept across the highways. So I understand how terrifying this could be. A few good rains will help settle and clear the ash and , you are right, it will regrow greener than ever. Mother Nature has a way with her doesn't she. I am glad you and your neighbours supported one another and that all are safe. Keep well my lovelies. Love and hugs.
I am watching from BC also. Happy to hear everyone is safe. Shawn and Colin will go on, as will Lytton.
What an introduction to life in the Highlands! Hats off to the emergency services and the brave fire fighters.
Firstly, so glad that you, your neighbours and the emergency services teams are all safe and well. Secondly...wow! What incredible footage and narration, Colin. For several minutes, I quite forgot I was watching a Foxes Afloat vlog. At times, it felt more like a mini documentary and at others, a news bulletin for local media.
I appreciate it's not the vlog you would ever have wished to make, but nevertheless, it's one that you ought to be very proud of having made. xx
You're so GOOD at reporting. Brilliant video. Very brave of you both, i'd have been beside myself.
I'm glad you guys survived OK. It was nice that your neighbors were able to safely congregate at your property as you all watched this unfold. I really appreciate you getting permission from fire service to film and vlog this event.
Guys I am a retired full-time firefighter and that was close, so happy it just missed you and your new adventure. Don C. Dexter, Maine
We are having forest fires right now in the Great Smokey Mountains in the East Tennessee USA. We had a terrible one in 2016 with many lives lost. So far there have been no lives lost in this one. Prayers for your area and people⊠especially you all!
Such a well filmed and narrated video. Especially at a very stressful time. Thankyou. Explaining and showing also the remarkable work these firefighter do. Talk about a 'baptism of fire' you guys and your new friends are bonded more than ever. Amazing how nature will heal, and you along with it. all the best. hugs. Cath and Keith
I am so thankful for you and your neighbors no one got hurt. We are in northern California, the past two fire seasons here were terrible.
God bless all our great fire fighters đđ§Ż
wow, just catching up with months and months of missed vids and I am so glad you're both okay
The footage reminds me of "Le feu de la Coubre" on the 20th August 1976 I witnessed when I was 6 1/2 years old, 1000 hectares went up in smoke. The same orange glow in the middle of the night. the forest was mostly pine and when the resin is flowing it burns really well. Still it must have been scary as the flames crept nearer, the noise and the smell. As long as you're ok. The land will recover, fresher and greener. Nice to see you both settling in nicely.
We lost our house in the Paradise Camp fire in California in 2018. It was good that you had hoses, but you should wet down your property and roof to prevent the embers from catching. Put a sprinkler on your roof and run it if embers are coming your way. The fire that got us was burning an acre per second because of the wind. Stay safe. It wonât be the last time but you can do things to help.
Cosigning this advvice from Sonoma Co Tubbs fire 2017!
Never assume now there has been one that a new fire won't sweep in.
Plan and prep NOW, and be ready to take the steps for protecting from embers and to evac IN MINUTES with pre decided items to take. Do not forget pets, have a trailer staged for a quick hook up for similar if you have one.
And always remember your lives are more important than possesions if it come to it
Well, thereâs nothing left to burn soâŠ
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So thankful you and your neighbours are all ok. Living in the CA Sierras,each year fire and smoke is a constant threat for us. Never expected you to have to face that in Scotland. Love and hugs to you both.
Glad your safe and as a retired firefighter I appreciate and understand the hard work done by all the firefighters involved in the job. On a foot note this is one of the finest videos you have ever posted. :-)
Thank you so much đ
Firefighters are heroes!
I live in Los Angeles near a hill like yours and several times over the years the fires have come over the hill so I can definitely feel your anxiety watching the flames and fire crews working to stop the advance.
I also recognize the giddy happiness you felt when itâs over!
Iâm so sorry you had to go through that experience but better times ahead.
Oh my gosh I was so anxious for you watching this, glad you and your neighbours made it through ok x
Like many areas, the build up of burnable materials over decades, create fires more intense and dangerous than the routine burns every 3-5 years⊠Colin, you have a rare opportunity now to record the re-growth of that area. Mother nature is remarkable in recovery.
Sheesh scary! Reminds me of my childhood in S. Rhodesia. Lots of fires. Trees exploded like bombs. Glad you got away unscathed without any damage. Good luck with chicken coop.
So happy you're safe! That's quite a house warming your neighbors threw for you! Hugs to you 3.đâ€
I'm so glad you and your neighbors are ok!
Just catching up on some videos so I've only just found this one. What a well put-together video - very professionally done. Never panicky (although you might have felt it!), it managed to convey the danger as well as the professionalism and dedication of the local fire service, most of whom will be part time / volunteers due to the remoteness of the area. So glad you and all your neighbours came away from that with your properties still standing - it could so easily have been a different story. Wild fires are sadly common up here (I'm near Inverness), and many of them are started by visitors/campers. We welcome our visitors, and the majority understand the 'rules' of wild camping, but there are a minority that we wish would show more respect and care for how easily a whole hillside can go up. All it takes is one discarded cigarette chucked out of a car window, or a campfire not properly built/extinguished, and lives and livelihoods are gone and wildlife burned alive...
Whoof! Looked like the end of 'Skyfall' in some shots, nicely shot BTW! Glad you're OK!
Good to hear things have settled down, you being there as a safe place for your neighbors and comforting them was priceless to them. No reason to feel guilty, you were there when they need help and comforting... now comes putting things back together.
also, colin - you're so adorable and admirable - fire over, so you're back to the excellent nerding about how what's happening in your life is interesting. it's such a good coping skill of yours and it's a lovely thing about you. you're wonderful, don't doubt it. i love to see you both support each other and also allow for your feelings. i'm so proud of y'all.
Glad you're safe along with your neighbors.
So glad you and your neighbors and, hopefully, wildlife are okay. I would have been running down the road.
living in Australia, this is an all too familiar sight, especially over the last couple of years here. Glad to see you are OK, and did not suffer much damage. Fingers crossed it will not happen again. But be careful out there. It's a very scary thing to have to go through.
So glad you and your neighbours were ok, that's what matters. I've seen this many times, in fact today l was in a special area that had an awful wildfire a couple of weeks back. The fire caused awful damage to Caladonian Pines. I know that nature will heal the awful scar, you will see your hillside sprouting green shoots before too long. The fire fighters do an amazing job, we have to be so grateful to them. Take care xx
Great photography! As good as any on TV. You should send it in to the local news.
Glad to hear all are well and look forward to your next one.â€
Glad you two are OK. Last summer we had a nasty fire season and one town (Lytton, BC) near here was completely destroyed.
Urban interface fires are one of the things that keep Emergency Programs Managers awake at night and Fire Chiefs in a cold sweat.
I'm so glad you're both ok, and your property is ok, and that of your neighbors. These wild fires are familiar to us in the USA and the dryness of the land makes a terrible fuel. Hugs and hang in there.
Footage of those firemen was brilliant...such a dangerous career to keep us folk safe. So glad no one was hurt! Fingers crossed that's the last you'll be seeing of that fiređ€ take care guys xx
Considering how scared you probably were with that fire raging all around you, your filming of it was Fantastic and your control of the drone in all that smoke was fabulous - Extremely well done. Stay safe Guys, and please give Otis a big hug from me, thanks.
The upside was the coming together of neighbours to help and support each other. You know now you will always be able to call for help even though you live in an isolated area. In these situations community means everything. Country neighbours donât impose but are always there for you. I left a bush fire area as I found it too stressful after 18 years of worry every summer. Last year the house of my dreams burned to the ground, it still had a profound effect on me even though I left it some time ago. You are safe now and have had an invaluable experience. Everything you do from now on will have a keep safe from fire consideration. The hills will bloom and heal the land, the bees and chooks will be profoundly happy as will you three watching things come back to life. Stay safe, love you guysđđđ
Amazing and darn scary and educational video! Glad y'all are safe and thanks for the update!
WOW!! After the post earlier this week on facebook I was expecting an interesting one this week, but seriously guys that was amazing. You covered the fire from all angles, personal, community, wildlife, aftermath and recovery afterwards and the footage was amazing. So glad you and the neighbours are ok, and as you say the landscape will recover, probably better and fresher than before. Just a shame it had to be such a worrying night. Probably the best video I have seen on CZcams, Well done.
That was pretty scary, glad you are both safe! Enjoyed the VLOG. Thanks!
Never a dull moment with the three of you. As a resident of dry Southern California, I can confirm that the hills will turn green quickly as soon as the rains arrive. Iâm so glad youâre all ok, and I love that, in all the chaos, youâve bonded with your neighbors. â€ïž
Looks like its time to buy the fire department a couple nice bottles. Glad everything is okay. Some plants need to be burnt to grow like long leaf yellow pine which won't turn from a clump of leaves that looks like a weed into a tree until its burnt. Great video!
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The Australian experience shows that you should inspect the hot area, after the fire trucks leave, and put out any hot spots.
Lots of people telling us what we should do but everybody telling a different story đ€Ł
Oh my, what an event. That thing about not having a natural water supply near is a thing I'd not thought about.
Well done presentation; y'all have developed a real talent for that.
Thereâs never a dull moment for you guys! Iâm relieved that you and your neighbors are all safe. Great job staying calm and filming this.
Oh my goodness I wasn't expecting that! So good that you, your neighbours and the fire fighters are safe. I am so impressed you managed to film, edit and get the video out in such a short time. Incredible. Thank you for sharing and please stay safe. â„ïžâ„ïž
Glad you are all OK, really scary, very dramatic video.
It is normal to feel some survivors guilt when one dodges a bullet. The fact that you and your new neighbors know that you can depend on each other is the blessing. Looking forward to chickens!
I am so glad you and your neighbors are safe and sound. When I was a fireman those were the worst types of fires to fight, they will sometimes burn underground and appear to be out only to flare up again and the winds will change direction due to radiational heating and cooling with the sun. Kudos to checking with the fire service on the drone flying!! I knew you were wicked smart!!!!
Brilliantly shot and narrated film!
Living in Southern California my whole life I've lived too close to too many wild fires. I feel for you. It is a scary experience an not much you can do but watch and plan an escape if it becomes necessary. Your reporting was amazingly calm! Best wishes for more pleasant events in your new way of life in Scotland.
Glad youâre safeâŠthat was a close call.
glad everyone is ok, thats the main thing, look after yourselves guys x
Send the drone up every week so we can see the re-growth in a sort of time-lapse!
As a West Australian we live with this danger every summer. In 2019 we had to leave our home with some of our possessions during a fire that got within 200 metre, so we understand how terrifying the position you were in. Glad to see you lost no infrastructure and neither of you were hurt.
Nothing like moving to the north of Scotland for some peace, quiet and stress free living. Glad you are all safe. Amazing footage and commentary Colin.
Iâm very happy to see that you came through this trial unscathed. You were very smart to get your hose pipe out & worked with your neighbors to protect your property. Part of living in a rural area is practicing self-reliance & yâall did a great job of working together.
You shouldnât feel guilty. If the fire is stopped at your property then it canât move on to your neighborâs property. Great job working together. Cheers!
Now thatâs what you call a very interesting vlogâŠ.and thank The Good Lord that you and your neighbours have escaped unscathed. Thank you so much for sharing and making people aware as to how very dangerous a few embers can be. Great work from The Emergency Services, as always.
Glad you are both OK. Can't wait for the "Cluckle Brothers" episode!
Hi guys it's been awhile since I've been in contact but after my specialist said I was in remission and go out and enjoy life . I did ,I bought a new motorbike ,I've only had it a few months and blow me down that bloody big C came back . I'm waiting on when I can resume treatment but with my immune still knackerd from the last round it's too risky to have go into hospital as the last chemo knocked off my immune system .
I've obviously not been in the mood to be watching my dear far away friends enjoying themselves not alone moving off the water and onto dry land . I will catch up with your land base adventures and I will tell you you will have them with goats .
Take care stay safe Mal in Australia
Oh no, best wishes and hope youâre back in treatment soon â€ïžâ€ïžâ€ïžâ€ïž
we had really bad fires here in lower british columbia...loosing a town of lytton and reaching 49c due to a spark from a train passing by
YAY! Good to see you two!
Thank you for all of the videos and explanations. It is terrifying, and glad you and your newfound community are safe. Back about 26 years ago, our cabin in Montana was almost burned in a fire. 28 of our 60 cabins were destroyed. Which is next to Yellowstone National Park in Alpine, Montana, US. Also, I was in Yellowstone National Park. I was there before and after the 1989 fire. So I have been around the fire a few times. I will say this, my Mom always waters everything around the cabin. So, I would say invest in a watering system!
I can't tell you how worried I have been about you boys! Glad you are all okay. Being here in the western United States I can tell you as scary as a wildfire can be, as well as very dangerous, when its over nature rebuilds quite fast!
So pleased you are safe. It must have been terrifying. And you moved there for a quiet life! Glad you can see the positives of getting to know your neighbours.
Are you ready to get back to the narrowboat life again? Very scary experience. Beautiful countryside, such lovely rolling hills. Enjoy life and hugs to Otis as always. Cheers
Yeah, boats smashing through your window, hire boats hitting you, boats with roaring engines and generators pumping out smoke and fumes, drunks jumping on your roof, kids throwing bricks and kicking your windows, diesel spills poisoning the water, homophonic viewers threatening to burn you alive while you sleep and to kill your pets⊠Iâd rather take my chances with the odd fire every couple of decades đđ»
I see your point now... enjoy land life and keep sharing those wonderful video's.
So glad your'e both safe and your home is still in tact. â€ïž
Glad all of you and your neighbours are safe, great respect to all emergency service personnel.
Oh you guys!! We well know the fire fear here in Colorado!!! We live in the woods and itâs always a worry! Iâm so glad you and Otis are okay. Enjoy those chickens! As a chicken momma, I can whole heartedly say they are so much fun! All my critters and I are so happy you are safe and sound! I never knew wild fire was a âthingâ in the Highlands.
Glad use are safe and well.
A brilliant vlog although the content not planned as such. Serves to show the dangers of heathland fires and may help to show our responsibility to keep them safe.
Glad your both safe. Phenomenal footage and commentary at what must have been a terrifying time.
Iâm so very grateful that you and your neighbors are safe and well and not too much harm was done. We will look forward to all the new growth in the next few years. Stay safe and have fun with the chickens, much love to you both.â€ïž