I wouldn't have thought of that either.

Yeah, look, I think maintaining your equipment, particularly haymaking machinery and harvesting machinery, is pretty critical.

easily start a fire with a baler, even a rotary hoe or a slasher, hitting a rock, harvest sink like headers, and that's also, you know, doing a bearing or something like that.

So making sure everything is well maintained, clean, exhaust the clear of any hazardous materials, headers are kept well maintained.

So those things that can possibly start a fire should be checked first, but your fire breaks and all those sorts of other things, having a water supply system ready to go in case you do have a fire is very important as well

Not just when you're going to decide to leave, who will leave and where they'll go because you might need to be there for several days.

Yeah, look, particularly in some of the high country where it's hard to get in and hard to get out.

Some properties only have one-way access.