Hollywood star Russell Crowe has shared a picture of how the recent rain transformed his NSW property after it was burnt out in the bushfires. bushfiresAustralia AustralianBushfireDisaster
A huge fire tore through the village of Nana Glen, which is located about 25km northwest of Coffs Harbour, in November last year destroying homes and land.
The first photo, which Crowe took ten weeks ago after the fire tore through the area, shows the majority of grass in a paddock completely burnt. The actor wasn’t in Australia at the time of the fire but returned home to inspect the damage and rally a crew for the clean up.Crowe wasn’t home when the fires were burning in the area.Crowe shared videos from the clean up and said his property had been “absolutely f***ing smashed” from the bushfires.
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