Two forest fires near Thetford have prompted Norfolk Fire and Rescue to warn visitors about disposable barbeques.
The blazes on Sunday, April 17, saw five fire crews from Methwold, Thetford, East Harling and Watton attend the woods near Cranwich Heath Road.
There was also a misting unit from Wymondham and a water carrier from Hethersett in attendance. The teams used hose reel jets and a beater to extinguish the fire.
The stop message was received at 4.09pm the same day.
Following the incidents, Norfolk firefighters have warned people to take care on warm days in the forests and the countryside telling visitors not to start disposable barbeques or put out cigarettes in open spaces.
It comes after a discarded barbeque was thought to be the cause of a heathland fire in Cromer, which saw 250 metres of land set ablaze.
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