Multiple fire crews tackle barn blaze
Crews were called just after 22:20 GMT on Friday
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Multiple fire crews tackled a barn fire for nearly four hours on Friday night.
Dorset & Wiltshire Fire and Rescue (DWFR) said pumps from Bridport Fire Station, Beaminster Fire Station and Maiden Newton Fire Station, as well as a water carrier from Yeovil Fire Station, were mobilised to the fire in Hooke, Dorset, just after 22:20 GMT.
The incident was scaled down to two relief pumps at 02:00 GMT, which remained on scene damping down, DWFR said.
There were no injuries.
No one was injured in the blaze
Water was drawn from a nearby lake to bring the fire under control, DWFR said.
At 07:45 GMT the service said there was still one pump in attendance.
The cause of the fire is under investigation.
Pumps used water from a nearby lake to bring the fire under control
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