A listener sent us this video from a street in Knysna Heights.
![[LISTEN] Resident describes #KnysnaFire that razed his house to the ground](http://cdn.primedia.co.za/primedia-broadcasting/image/upload/fl_progressive,q_80/c_fill,g_faces,h_148,w_233/zndk7joxr1gmcjixcate.jpg)
Adrian Egerty and his family have lost their home after #KnysnaFire - he tells us how it happened
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