Forest and fire
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Some families had been there for five generations and never lived anywhere else. Obviously the fact that so much of Bruno’s artwork survived where metal melted to liquid elsewhere told him to stay, even though he was a relative newcomer (an immigrant from South America).
Bruno Torfs’ unique sculpture garden at Marysville, in SE Australia, was destroyed in a bushfire last February. The fire was one of many that broke out or escalated on a day of record heat and wind and 200 people lost their lives.
The day has been remembered since as Black Saturday, and was Australia’s worst peace-time disaster.
Some families had been there for five generations and never lived anywhere else. Obviously the fact that so much of Bruno’s artwork survived where metal melted to liquid elsewhere told him to stay, even though he was a relative newcomer (an immigrant from South America).
