'Flames were 60 feet high'; Barn fire causes $2M in damage ahead of harvest season
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The flames and glow could be seen for kilometres
The flames and glow could be seen for kilometres.
"That silo is 60 feet high and the flames were at the top of that," says Chad Fennell, whose barn caught fire late Saturday night near Newbury, Ont.
Fennell was on vacation with his family in Kapuskasing, Ont. and got a call near 11 p.m. as he was getting into bed.
"My neighbor that was baling some straw called me and said 'your barn’s on fire and it’s really bad'", says Fennell.
"The phone calls kept rolling, so I popped in my truck, packed my family up and drove till I got here."
After a nearly 10 hour drive, he returned home to find his property in ruins.
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