The Great Fire of London
II. In the early morning hours the nightmare begin for London as fire breaks out in Thomas Farriner's bakery near the London Bridge.
a. Heat created by the ovens caused sparks that ignited Thomas Farriner's bakery.
b. The weather was hot and humid the city was suffering a drought water was scarce therefore everything was dried out, making it easier for the fire to spread,but reaking havoc on the people.
c. Strong winds from the east did not help the situation because it kindled the fire .
Main Point: Due to the surrounding materials in the city the flames began to spread swiftly consuming whatever it touched.
a. The houses in addition to buildings in London were close together furthermore, constructed with timber
II. In the early morning hours the nightmare begin for London as fire breaks out in Thomas Farriner's bakery near the London Bridge.
a. Heat created by the ovens caused sparks that ignited Thomas Farriner's bakery.
b. The weather was hot and humid the city was suffering a drought water was scarce therefore everything was dried out, making it easier for the fire to spread,but reaking havoc on the people.
c. Strong winds from the east did not help the situation because it kindled the fire .
Main Point: Due to the surrounding materials in the city the flames began to spread swiftly consuming whatever it touched.
a. The houses in addition to buildings in London were close together furthermore, constructed with timber