Superheroes Don’t Always Wear Capes, But They Do Drive Tractors!

Superheroes don’t always wear capes- but they do drive tractors! News outlet on the scene of an out-of-control wildfire witnessed a miracle as hero Farmer stepped up to save the day.  The man plowed through crops in order to help stop the deadly wildfire from spreading across a field.

Firefighters were called to tackle a blaze that began in Lenham Heath, Kent. However, the fires continued to rage in England’s countryside and spread across 20 acres of land.

That’s when Bill Alexander, our hero farmer, “rapidly stepped in” and used his tractor to cut the crops around the fire to help slow it down.

As reported by the Daily Mail, the fire started in a south London field, located in West Wickham, Bromley.

The blaze was brought under control after a 90-minute rampage, thanks to the “heroic” actions of farmer Alexander and firefighters.

A Sky News crew, riding a helicopter, was able to capture the farmer’s heroic actions.

A fire in a field in West Wickham, south London, was tackled at first by just a couple of people using their shirts, before a fire engine then a tractor arrived to help.

Read the full story: https://t.co/t4VZyEGlAA pic.twitter.com/rFdFvKUYTr

— Sky News (@SkyNews) July 29, 2022

The Western Journal reports:

Driving over the edge of the burnt area with what looked like a soil aerator, the driver stopped the fire in its tracks before it could spread any farther.

The farmer’s quick thinking most likely saved the landowner “thousands of pounds,” according to the Daily Mail.

The courageous farmer is still unidentified after the fire was successfully put out.

A similar fire broke out in Kent, England, on July 23, one of the country’s hottest days.

A farmer identified as Bill Alexander tackled the fire with his tractor, this time by cutting the crops that prevented the blaze from consuming any more land.

The Kent Fire and Rescue Service extinguished the wildfire after it consumed almost 20 hectares, or about 49 acres, of land.

Andy Barr, who owned the farmland on which Alexander stopped the fire, owed a debt of gratitude to the hero.

Bill Alexander ⁦@WHAlexander1⁩ performing heroics in my field this afternoon – you made the national news Bill! #goodneighbour pic.twitter.com/AhUHSm5GY1

— Andy Barr (@EwenMcEwen) July 23, 2022

Barr also thanked the firefighters for their service.

Also many, many thanks to @kentfirerescue who were brilliant and are facing far too many of these at the moment pic.twitter.com/JTRlXz71Mw

— Andy Barr (@EwenMcEwen) July 23, 2022

At this time there were no injuries reported as a result of the Kent fire.

Sources: TheGatewayPundit, Daily Mail, The Western Journal

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