The view is spectaculair when I'm driving in my car. It's in the middle of the day, not evening yet. The sky has a red glow, and it's not evening red. I wonder how that is possible. Back home I go figure it out.
Due to volcano Kasatochi, who erupted in the night of the 7th August, our sky has that splendid red glow. Kasatouchi lives in Alaska USA! So far away and such an influence. The sulphur dioxide (SO2) that came free has found his way to Europe. Volcanic dust is a solidified lava that is tiny particles. It is ejected from volcanos during an eruption. The volcanic dust, that travelled with the wind, will colour our sky a couple of days. A lot of airviewing is what my eyes will do for the next couple of days...
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