Homeless Australian cat lady. Spoonie. User of fruity language. I've just started a new blog to replace my threads, but please be patient as I'm parking it for a bit while Miss Tabby and I adjust to our new life: https://livingthezeitgeist.wordpress.com/ I aim to favourite posts that I've read, but I'm often too exhausted to reply. Sometimes, you might get an emoji. Chatty posts are set to self-destruct to keep my timeline clean.
Homeless Australian cat lady. Spoonie. User of fruity language.
I've just started a new blog to replace my threads, but please be patient as I'm parking it for a bit while Miss Tabby and I adjust to our new life:
https://livingthezeitgeist.wordpress.com/
I aim to favourite posts that I've read, but I'm often too exhausted to reply. Sometimes, you might get an emoji.
Chatty posts are set to self-destruct to keep my timeline clean.
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Homeless Australian cat lady. Spoonie. User of fruity language. I've just started a new blog to replace my threads, but please be patient as I'm parking it for a bit while Miss Tabby and I adjust to our new life: https://livingthezeitgeist.wordpress.com/ I aim to favourite posts that I've read, but I'm often too exhausted to reply. Sometimes, you might get an emoji. Chatty posts are set to self-destruct to keep my timeline clean.
At long last!
It's a nightmare navigating fire rules throughout Australia. A nightmare.
I frequently see people breaking them. A small minority are blameless: some states have super specific regional rules and even someone like me (beyond careful) has struggled with finding the right information.
Anyhoo, I stumbled across this website and app which appears to be brand spanking new*. At first blush, it looks really good. Time will tell.
Boosts appreciated! Anything to reduce the risk of fire is great.
#Camping #Australia #Bushfires
- released 20 Feb 2026. Why did I not know about this?!