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Neighbours Shane Whaitiri and Mike Ward said they were "lucky to be alive" after the fire at the Frankton campground on Tuesday night. They were connecting a new 9-kilogram gas bottle to a heater inside the camper van at Frankton Motor Camp around 9pm when it burst into flames. The burned deck where Mike Ward initially placed a burning gas bottle. Ward grabbed the bottle from the heater and carried it outside on the deck with fire "all around" him. * Fire destroys cars, caravans and camp sites at Leithfield campground ​​* Fire crews contain huge fire in Dunedin * Faulty gas bottle behind destructive Leithfield campground blaze With the blaze almost 5 metres high, Ward realised it was next to 18kg and 24kg gas bottles so moved the flaming gas bottle again. Shane Whaitiri's camper van at Frankton Motor Camp. "I managed to get it, drag it and keep it away before it turned into a fireball sort of thing," he said. "If it went 'ba-boom'. 

You [Whaitiri] wouldn't be here, I wouldn't be here," he added. With severe burns on his left hand and a few on his forehead, Ward drove himself to the nearby Lakes District Hospital. "It [the car] was an auto, so it was alright," he said. With his arm heavily bandaged and instructions to monitor his injuries for months, Ward said his injuries were "nothing". "It could have been a lot worse." Ward said that taking the flaming bottle outside before it exploded was the only thing he could think to do. "I'm not trying to blow my own horn, but if I left it in here this (the campervan) would be gone. The men, who live at the campground, said they were lucky the fire was not too destructive. Whaitiri was thankful to his friend he did not lose his home of six years and his life. "If he wasn't here this place would be up in flames. And I wouldn't be sitting here talking to you." Frankton Motor Camp owner Graeme O'Rourke​ heard the men yelling and put out the fire with an extinguisher before firefighters arrived.