Black smoke billowed from the burning RV on a rural Lumby property near Dyfferin Road behind the industrial park just east of the village, Saturday, Oct. 17, 2015.
Image Credit: Contributed/Mike Clayton
October 18, 2015 - 9:37 AM
LUMBY – A fire destroyed a motorhome in rural Lumby yesterday afternoon, but firefighters, and someone with a garden hose, kept the flames from spreading.
Black smoke billowed from the burning RV on a property near Dyfferin Road behind the industrial park just east of the village.
The motorhome was fully engulfed in flames when crews arrived just before 4 p.m., Oct. 18, according to Lumby fire chief Tony Clayton.
Firefighters put out the burning motorhome and kept the fire from spreading to the surrounding grass and trees, and a nearby shed, he says.
Clayton says someone on the small farm was keeping the shed wet with a garden hose when firefighters got there.
He says the RV was completely destroyed, adding it was insured.
Investigators will be looking for the cause of the fire.
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