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Firefighters have appealed to the public not to light fires in wooded areas after a blaze was started by an unattended camp fire at Shropshire woodlands.
Firefighters from Market Drayton and an incident support unit were scrambled to Quarry Wood, near Hinstock, at 12.17pm on Sunday to reports of a fire in the open.
When they arrived on the scene they found a "deep seated" fire approximately two meters square involved in fire.
Crews used a knapsack sprayer, drag rakes, shovels, and mathooks to deal with the incident.
The fire crew appealed to the public to think about the countryside which is still tinder dry.
"Please do not light fires in wooded areas, it’s still dry underground," they tweeted.
The incident stop message was received at 12.45pm on Sunday.
The fire and rescue service has attended a number of fires in the open in the last day or so.
INCIDENT 📟 Pump and 4x4 ISU mobilised by @SFRS_Control ☎️ 12:18 to fire in woods in Hinstock 🚒 Deep seated fire in wooded area involving unattended camp fire 🔥 Extinguished by crew using knapsack sprayers 💦 Please do not light fires in wooded areas it’s still dry underground pic.twitter.com/j4STOdFyB2
— Market Drayton (@SFRS_MDrayton) September 4, 2022