No worries.
It's far enough away that we just keep an eye on the news once a day.
290 hectares burnt so far, but the prevailing winds are going opposite our direction.
If the unthinkable happens, we're prepped and ready to load the truck and bug out. We've been like that since the drought started earlier this summer and the Long Lake fire first went off. That one has burnt 8468 Hectares so far. That one is actually still burning, but listed as "under control". The Lake George fire is still listed as "not under control".
When we had a bad season two years ago, I went out and bought a "roof sprinkler" system. Rainbird commercial agricultural heads. Soaks the house and detached garage to a ten foot circle around them. House had an auto-switch gen so if they turn off the power, the water just keeps coming. All the roof gutters have "leaf guards" so nothing ignitable ever sits in them. I've also got a 2 foot ring of stone around the house, the nearest trees are 40 feet away and branches trimmed up to 6 feet and the woods around us I keep cleared out and 5-10 feet between trunks. Fall and spring I'm out with teh chainsaw, blowers and chipper shredders keeping it as clean and tidy as possible out to about 100-150 feet from the house.
Our property is about as ready as it can be.
If we have to evac, we'll just turn on the water and walk away.
Insurance is the fall back position should the worst happen.....if it burns, at least we can say we did everything we could to prevent it.
It's just crazy. Never have I seen the province this dry in my 60-odd years. NS is basically rock, lakes or swamp and we're still having wildfires pop up at random.
The world she is a changin'.....and not for the better.