Smoke arose from a property on Murrumbateman on Saturday afternoon.
Smoke arose from a property on Murrumbateman on Saturday afternoon.
Smoke arose from a property on Murrumbateman on Saturday afternoon.
Smoke arose from a property on Murrumbateman on Saturday afternoon.
Smoke arose from a property on Murrumbateman on Saturday afternoon.
Smoke arose from a property on Murrumbateman on Saturday afternoon.
Smoke arose from a property on Murrumbateman on Saturday afternoon.
Smoke arose from a property on Murrumbateman on Saturday afternoon.
Smoke arose from a property on Murrumbateman on Saturday afternoon.
Smoke arose from a property on Murrumbateman on Saturday afternoon.
Smoke arose from a property on Murrumbateman on Saturday afternoon.
Smoke arose from a property on Murrumbateman on Saturday afternoon.
Smoke arose from a property on Murrumbateman on Saturday afternoon.
Smoke arose from a property on Murrumbateman on Saturday afternoon.
Smoke arose from a property on Murrumbateman on Saturday afternoon.
Smoke arose from a property on Murrumbateman on Saturday afternoon.
Smoke arose from a property on Murrumbateman on Saturday afternoon.
Smoke arose from a property on Murrumbateman on Saturday afternoon.
Smoke arose from a property on Murrumbateman on Saturday afternoon.
Smoke arose from a property on Murrumbateman on Saturday afternoon.
Smoke arose from a property on Murrumbateman on Saturday afternoon.
Smoke arose from a property on Murrumbateman on Saturday afternoon.
Smoke arose from a property on Murrumbateman on Saturday afternoon.
After the spate of fire's on Wednesday December 5, it was no surprise to see another plume of smoke rising over Murrumbateman about 4pm on Saturday afternoon.
The fire, started by a ride-on lawnmower, burnt out a paddock in the area south of Murrumbateman known as the Jiparu Estate.
Some of the photos are courtesy of Debbie Raadts, who's husband is an ACT fireman and, as they live nearby, was first on the scene.
The fire was attended by about a dozen fire trucks, including from Yass River and Murrumbateman. Although at one point it looked like the fire might get away, the crews soon contained it.
Local residents are advised not to operate machinery, including lawnmowers, on hot, windy days.