South Australian winery owner Clare Anderson said she was 'crying into her ...
MELBOURNE - South Australian winery owner Clare Anderson said she was “crying into her vines” as her fire-ravaged estate was hit by another bout of intense heat on Friday, robbing the vineyard of a chance to recover.
The vineyard in the Adelaide Hills region, known for its cool climate wines, is one of many vineyards affected by intense bushfires raging across the country. Firefighters used cooler conditions over Christmas to strengthen fire containment lines. Light rain in some areas did little to reduce the fire threat. [nL4N28Y2KM]
The eastern state has experienced some of the worst fires this season, although deteriorating conditions in the country’s south have spread the flames. [nL4N28X0ZL]
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