Sundogs at 12:30 at Lisbon (Portugal), 28th January 2008.
Tuesday, January 29
Sunday, January 20
Twilight at the Atlantic
Periodic sea waves at twilight, Portugal (19 Jan 2008)
Southwest of Cabo Roca, Portugal
South of Ericeira, Portugal
Friday, January 18
Major Volcanic Eruption in Colombia Forces Thousands to Evacuate
BOGOTA, Colombia — A volcano erupted violently in southwestern Colombia Thursday, spewing ash miles into the sky and prompting the evacuation of several thousand people living nearby.
There were no immediate reports of injuries or serious property damage after the 14,110-foot Galeras volcano began erupting about 8 p.m. and cascading lava lit up the night sky.
"It's still erupting," Gil said more than two hours after its initial eruption.
Gil estimated that the ash cloud reached five miles into the air.
He called it the most severe eruption of Galeras since the volcano reactivated in 1989.
"Depending on the wind direction it's going to spread ashes over the entire area."
"Most of (Galeras') eruptions are violent and short," he noted. He said Thursday's eruption had produced some lava flows that did not extend far from the volcano's crater.
Saturday, January 12
Tuesday, January 8
Thursday, January 3
Snowing em Portugal
Along the road
Within the woods, Serra da Estrela
Covilhã vista para a vertente sudeste da Serra da Estrela, Portugal (by Spiritmind) Snowing in North and Center of Portugal. Also hail and sleet, strong winds, sea waves of 25 ft.
Wednesday, January 2
Chile volcano forces evacuations
A volcano has erupted in southern Chile, leading to some 150 people being evacuated from the immediate area.
The Llaima volcano, about 650 km (400 miles) south of the capital, Santiago, produced a huge column of smoke, and threw out lava and ash.
Officials say further evacuations from local villages may be necessary.
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