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Hay bailer destroyed in fire

Posted at 7:06 pm May 29, 2013
By Oak Ridge Today Staff Leave a Comment

Hay Bailer Fire

A hay bailer was destroyed in a fire on Wednesday afternoon on Oliver Springs Highway near Batley Road. (Photo by Adam Daugherty)

A hay bailer was destroyed in a Wednesday afternoon fire on Oliver Springs Highway near Batley Road.

Hay that had been cut in the field did not burn in the 1:20 p.m. fire.

Volunteer fire departments from Marlow and Oliver Springs responded.

Information provided by Oak Ridge Fire Department photographer Tom Scott. Top photo by Oliver Springs Volunteer Fire Department firefighter Adam Daugherty.

Firefighters at Hay Bailer Fire

Volunteers firefighters from Marlow and Oliver Springs responded to a Wednesday afternoon hay bailer fire on Oliver Springs Highway. (Photo by Tom Scott)

Filed Under: Anderson County, Oliver Springs, Police and Fire, Top Stories Tagged With: Batley Road, fire, hay bailer, Oliver Springs Highway

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