Australian Turia Pitt, 24, had it all: a successful career, a partner, and beauty.
The girl’s life significantly turned on September 2, 2011, when she almost perished in a fire.
Nevertheless, Turia could not only survive the disaster but also improve her quality of life.
Forty participants began the 100-kilometer event that RacingThePlanet was holding that September day.
The competitors could only cover a fourth of the distance before the nearby grass and bushes took fire.
Although these kinds of fires are frequent in Australia this time of year, the organizers neglected to take safety precautions
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