Residents facing the Northern Tablelands fires might breathe a sigh of relief if they see a flash of pink.
But 'Lucy', one of the helicopters helping the RFS efforts to tackle the Bees Nest fire, is painted pink for a reason. Owner Lockey Onslow decided to paint the chopper the distinctive color and to donate a portion of his income to the NSW Cancer council.
The helicopter is operating out of Ebor Base 1, but is normally part of Armidale's Fleet Helicopters.
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