Just for general intrest and to highlight the dangers of Spinifex Fires under ve

Once a paramedic on North Coast NSW I quickly learned that the grab bag was the way to go.
As was the case in this unfortunate fire situation the same goes for motor vehicle collisions.
Wallets, purses and private details are strewn all over the place and sometimes into someone elses hands.
Your absolutely correct Pete and Marg, in a small backpack on the floor behind the passengers seat

Pinko, it's not only the crash victims possesions that end up in wrong hands, a couple of weeks ago we were at our grandsons (6yo) Auskick match when there was a horrendous accident right in front of our eyes, the people in the crowd consisted of ex cops, Firies, Dr, Nurse and others who raced over to the accident to help using there current/ex expertise, one vehicle was a fireball, the Firie had very expensive Sunglasses on and as he approached the car with trapped people he needed to take them off, there was a guy there who said to Brad (firie) I'll hold them for you, well that was the last time he has seen those sunnies or the bloke who so kindly offered to hold them for him. Brad said he didn't think, his mind was on helping the trapped in the car. Nice people around.

Cheers

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