Revegetation underway in the fire-hit Heytesbury

By Everard Himmelreich
Updated September 24 2018 - 5:36pm, first published 5:30pm
Green start: Ed and Fraser, right, Guthrie of Glenfyne with the Heytesbury Landcare Network's Geoff Rollinson and their grandfather Bill Guthrie near an area that has been revegetated on their farm. Picture: Michael Chambers
Green start: Ed and Fraser, right, Guthrie of Glenfyne with the Heytesbury Landcare Network's Geoff Rollinson and their grandfather Bill Guthrie near an area that has been revegetated on their farm. Picture: Michael Chambers

The Guthrie family at Glenfyne has taken another step in the long road to recovery from the St Patrick’s Day fires with the planting of a shelter belt to replace the many trees burnt on the property in the March 17 disaster.

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