Hope you're not left with a lingering pong for long . When a cheapo furniture shop , packed with foam matresses , bean bags and melamine tat , burnt near us a few years ago , the neighbouring residents were all given blood tests to see what exactly they'd inhaled . The town smelt yukky for quite a while ! But we all survived .
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What a horrendous fire - I hope the smoke blew away from you ...... the smell from the burning tyres must have been awful.
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ReplyDeleteI have just found your blog and the dramatic photos of my former home town, Newcastle.
I am now your newest follower and anticipate more North East stories.
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Oh my goodness! What dramatic pictures. It looks horrendous. Get back in and close that window!
ReplyDeleteNasty! Hope the smell has dissipated somewhat now. Our forest still smells :-(
ReplyDeleteI saw the plume of smoke from Seaham, when I was out in the car. I wondered what it was, then found out when I got back home.
ReplyDeleteIt's just amazing that no-one was badly hurt.
Hope you're not left with a lingering pong for long .
ReplyDeleteWhen a cheapo furniture shop , packed with foam matresses , bean bags and melamine tat , burnt near us a few years ago , the neighbouring residents were all given blood tests to see what exactly they'd inhaled . The town smelt yukky for quite a while ! But we all survived .