Already it has ripped through 6,127 hectares or 14 per cent of the "Prom" and Cheap Prom Dresses winds may complicate control efforts tomorrow. Department of Sustainability and Environment (DSE) state fire coordinator Peter Billing said 60 per cent of control lines had been completed. "We still have another two days to go to complete the hand trails," Mr Billing said. "All work around Tidal River (resort) has been completed. There have been no buildings damaged since last Long Prom Dresses and no injuries have been reported - the park is still closed to the public."

Hundreds of campers evacuated the camping ground at Tidal Short Prom Dresses Bay last week. The campers took refuge from the flames on the beach at Norman Bay for 12 hours until it was safe to drive out of the park. Mr Billing said the park would be opened in stages from Wednesday. "As soon as it's made safe to the public, it will be reopened," he said Red Prom Dresses 200 firefighters are consolidating control lines around the Wilsons Promontory National Park - fearing the weather could worsen tomorrow.

The fire has already burnt more than 7,000 hectares of bush. The fire on Victoria's south eastern coast - lit as a Department of Sustainability and Environment fuel reduction a week ago - was Silver Prom Dresses out of control by high winds. Hundreds of campers evacuated from the camping ground at Tidal River Bay and took refuge from the flames on the beach at Norman Bay for 12 hours until it was safe to drive out of the park. Today, aided by clear weather, construction of the hand trail across the "Prom" was progressing slowly.