It has been a huge couple of days for the South Coast firefighters across all brigades.
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On Wednesday, huge winter fires enveloped North Nowra and Mount Kingiman. More than 300 firefighters worked throughout the day with 100 remaining on overnight.
Scroll down to read our messages to the firies
As of Thursday morning, the cause of the fire was unknown. The Rural Fire Service announced the North Nowra fire was downgraded to Advice as the conditions eased through the night. Firefighters remained on the scene.
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The firefighters, paid and volunteers alike, worked hard throughout the terrifying and unexpected fires.
The South Coast Register and Milton Ulladulla Times are offering the chance to say thank you to the firies for their hard work and dedication.
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Your messages
“So thankful for all you do. Hugs,” Amanda Curran.
“Bless you all, may you all stay safe,” Beryl Rowland.
“Thank you, thank you so much. We appreciate everything you do for us and within our community,” Maam Williams Mercury.
Thank you for keeping us safe while putting yourselves in danger. It doesn't go unnoticed or unappreciated.
- Julia Foster.
“Job well done, thank you,” Julie Sampson.
“Thank you for your service,” Kyhnan Gardner.
“Thank you for the amazing job you all do! Risking your own lives to save others’ homes and lives, exception selfless people,” Sarah Brown.
“Huge thank you to our firies. We decided to stay and prepare our property and luckily the fire did not come our way. Just one day of worry and preparation was exhausting and you guys had to keep going..hats off to you for all that you do,” Diana Black.
Words aren’t enough to cover our gratitude. You are all wonderful. Thankyou!
- Julie.
“I can't thank you enough for your incredible, selfless work to protect NSW towns and communities from the current fires. You've all done an incredible job in keeping everyone safe, and I hope you know just how much all Australians appreciate it. Thank you again for all your hard work,” Jenna.
“As well as all the emergency workers (firies, cops, etc), I'd like to congratulate our local radio station for keeping everyone informed, and the telco's for keeping the phone network running during an event that caused extra heavy traffic on the voice and data networks,” John Barak.
“Thank you all for the service you provide,” Annette Spencer.
“Thank you for your efforts,”Julie Seagar.
