umm ok
umm ok
Right, now it's day time:
From behind: http://translate.googleusercontent.c...tB4adh0ep_a1jA
From above: http://translate.googleusercontent.c...lqMzjn7J05v2hg
And the other one is currently down : http://translate.googleusercontent.c...cSBs_G2LhG1tjw
Hmmm... they sever any means of flying fresh produce into the UK and scatter volcanic ash (good fertiliser) across our countryside. I think this is all a conspiracy from the UK agricultural sector....
Living in London I'm amazed at how clear the skies have been the last few days. Probably just the prevailing weather conditions, but you have to imagine that the total lack of air traffic has to contribute something to the lack of haze on these warmer days.
Last time I noticed anything like that was when I was in L.A. just after 9/11. No planes = clear blue skies. I thought I read something a while back which said one contrail could spread across half the visible sky in under an hour....
Ban all planes!
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I'm going on a gliding course next week, good job it doesn't affect us
Spoke to a lady at the gliding club yesterday who worked in travel insurance. We were joking about how long it would take for most of the human race to die off after an apocalypse due to flapping around helplessly. Most of the people stuck abroad aren't actually doing much to help their situation apparently, they're all hoping that the insurance will cover it - sadly most insurance packages don't include volcano cover - when it's the airlines that should be refunding passengers.
I am starting to get a little worried now to be honest!
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I have a couple of friends who are in various European countries at the moment who can't get home. I feel bad for them since they will be missing out on so much study time right before the exams, but they are in a nice hot country so I doubt it's that bad.
My parents are meant to go away in 2 weeks to Spain, I might have to cancel all those parties .
I have to be in America on Wednesday
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I see good ol' Dan Snow son of Peter is off to Calais for a D-Day style pick up of stranded Brits. The intrepid explorer announced his intentions on the news this morning. He did admit that others had already reached Calais with the same plans.....they clearly hadn't been delayed with the hulabaloo of announcing their plans to an adoring public. That Dan, what will he think of next...a similar rescue in Australia or Bora-Bora.
funny, I'm betting that the people living in camps around Calais my have had a similar idea
you never know, if he really gets in the maritime theme and has to much rum, and spends to long in the sun...
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