Neighbours have stopped a fire from engulfing a home at an East Albury property.
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Emergency crews were alerted about 12.30am on Friday after a blaze at the back of a Walsh Street house.
The residents had lit a fire in a drum, which had spread into the eaves of the building.
Neighbours used hoses to put out the flames during the October 20 incident.
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Firefighters attended and remained at the scene for about an hour to ensure the flames hadn't spread.
The home suffered minor damage during the incident.
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