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i am still "at the same heygardenscorner" as we say in my language: but i cant help it this is amzing for us, and should be even more amazing for you people living in nonvolcano areas !! , see the melted lava running down to the left producing small smokes...

"I'm the burning bush, I'm the burning fire
I'm the bleeding volcano"


yes volcanos are here and there !!


great great song
serious rock and roll !

It's very grey and nothing seems to move now. Weren't there a site with a webcam following the process?

have a look now, very clear sight, cold and hot!




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Love the way keef just rips through the cords on this one. Still like the open g version to the ones they did during 2005.

hot guns in cold cold nights




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[eldgos.mila.is]

i am still "at the same heygardenscorner" as we say in my language: but i cant help it this is amzing for us, and should be even more amazing for you people living in nonvolcano areas !! , see the melted lava running down to the left producing small smokes...

Thanks for the link!

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[eldgos.mila.is]

i am still "at the same heygardenscorner" as we say in my language: but i cant help it this is amzing for us, and should be even more amazing for you people living in nonvolcano areas !! , see the melted lava running down to the left producing small smokes...

Thanks for the link!

you are welcome!

The difference/contrast between the ice and the fire is amazing....



I am a Frenchie ,as Mick affectionately called them in the Old Grey Whistle Test in 1977 .

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I recommend the double cheese.

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I recommend the double cheese.

Can't call a burger "volcano" unless they offer jalapenos.

Volcano Burgers got jalapenos?

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I recommend the double cheese.

Can't call a burger "volcano" unless they offer jalapenos.

Volcano Burgers got jalapenos?

It's not so much a hot/spicy burger as it is a delicious one.


Honestly, the double cheese is burger nirvana--the best burger I've ever had.

Hey, 6853, that volcano of yours is disrupting air travel now!

Ya'll need to tone that thing down over there, OK?

Seems like everyone in Norway (and in Britain) is stuck at the airports. Didn't know volcano dust was that dangerous!

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Seems like everyone in Norway (and in Britain) is stuck at the airports. Didn't know volcano dust was that dangerous!

Yes,I've just heard this on the French TV half an hour ago .They said the smoke is so thick that the planes can't neither land,nor take off.



I am a Frenchie ,as Mick affectionately called them in the Old Grey Whistle Test in 1977 .

I recall seeing a science program about one of Krakatau's eruptions causing an exceptionally cold season in the middle-ages which in effect destroyed or set back various cultures around the world. Years of blocked sun and the resulting cold weather & famine.



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Didn't know volcano dust was that dangerous!

Almost brought down a BA airliner in -82.

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to brits :
you say we owe you cash, but then we send you ash,,


yes life in Iceland is never predictable, but it has side effects. that is for sure...
first bankruptcy with all kind of side effects regarding other nations
then we get 2 volcanos, resulting in closing down airports in countries far away..



what next...?
cant wait for the 7'oclock news...

I have a friend that just left to go there yesterday - hopefully her and her husband made it in OK.

from icelandic news :
force of the volcanic eruption under the Eyjafjallajökull glacier appears to be steady, although last night and this morning there has been explosive activity that is associated with volcanic ash fall.

The extent of the ash fall in the immediate vicinity of the glacier is being investigated. Samples have been collected and have been sent for examination. Preliminary findings indicate that the area around the glacier, and Myrdalsandur, to the east, have been affected.

The volcanic ash has fallen to ground unevenly and sporadically, in some places in a layer up to 3 mm thick. Inhabitants of the area describe the ash as being black to grey in colour and very fine, similar to flour or sugar grains. Volcanic ash fall has also seriously restricted ground visibility in some areas. Scientists do not discount the risk of further volcanic activity and associated risk of flooding. The flow of water into the glacial lagoon is being closely monitored. Cloud cover over the glacier makes observation of the eruption from the ground difficult.

The Police have restricted travel on roads into Vík and Myrdalsandur in the west, and to Kirkjubæjarklaustur in the east. Repair work continues on the bridges in Markarfljót. Those travelling by road in the south of Iceland are requested to drive with caution.

International weather observatories in co-operation with the Icelandic Met Office are monitoring the weather conditions and the projected path of the volcanic ash cloud, which in the present conditions is being carried towards Europe and Scandinavia. Air travel restrictions have been implemented in several European countries.

© 2010 Árvakur hf. Öll réttindi áskilin

Blue Turns To Gray

It's really weird to see burning snow - and terrible to be stranded in Oslo, when I'm supposed to be in LA... Buhuuu.
And they say this eruption could go on for 2 years! I hope air traffic's working again before it's time to head off to the London Olympics.

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It's really weird to see burning snow - and terrible to be stranded in Oslo, when I'm supposed to be in LA... Buhuuu.
And they say this eruption could go on for 2 years! I hope air traffic's working again before it's time to head off to the London Olympics.

Yep, an aiport in Europe is not favorable for the next 24 hours.

And what's worse - the air's full of sulphur in Oslo now. Happened the last hour or so. Impossible to open up the windows. This is starting to frighten me.

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And what's worse - the air's full of sulphur in Oslo now. Happened the last hour or so. Impossible to open up the windows. This is starting to frighten me.

Lockdown mode must be implemented. I'm not sure if volcanic ash is carcinogenic, however, I wouldn't take chances. Perhaps seclusion in the bathroom with fan running is your best bet.

I just got back from a two day's meeting in Brussels, 10 of my colleagues from around europe are stuck in Brussels because they closed the airport

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Closing in Brussels Sprouts more flight cancellations.

For my dutch speaking friends it must be Bankroet that's flying over here

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Let's not hope Katla / Laki get's alive in the near future - then airtraffic and at lot of other things will get much worse. Things were very bad in 1780'ies.
If that happens - forget another Stones consert.



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