Bushfire baby Isaac Thomson welcomes new base in Winmalee

By B.c Lewis
Updated October 21 2014 - 2:31pm, first published 12:00am
Beautiful Isaac James Thomson soon to be the newest resident of bushfire-ravaged Emma Parade in Winmalee smiles outside the foundations of his new home.
Beautiful Isaac James Thomson soon to be the newest resident of bushfire-ravaged Emma Parade in Winmalee smiles outside the foundations of his new home.
Bushfire baby Isaac James, the first child of police officer Brett Thomson and his teacher wife Leila, arrived on October 10 and will take up residence when their new home rises from the ashes at number 30 early next year. "We were blessed to be able to afford to rebuild," Mr Thomson said.
Bushfire baby Isaac James, the first child of police officer Brett Thomson and his teacher wife Leila, arrived on October 10 and will take up residence when their new home rises from the ashes at number 30 early next year. "We were blessed to be able to afford to rebuild," Mr Thomson said.

The population of Emma Parade dramatically decreased one year ago, but one thing is now certain a brand new resident will be moving in soon.

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