In December 2019, the rural community of Sarsfield faced an unprecedented challenge as the threat of bushfires loomed. Residents grappled with the possibility of losing their homes, estates, livestock, bushland, and attached memories, highlighting the deep attachment Australians have to their land. In Sarsfield, this connection was palpable, rooted in the reliance on the surrounding landscape for sustenance and solace. Despite efforts, the devastation was severe, with numerous homes lost and scars left on the landscape. The experience underscored the fragility of life and the enduring bond between Australians and their land.
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