A twister made of volcanic ash! 24. maí 2011 17:19 PHOTO/Runolfur Hauksson. A strange sight met a captain of an amphibious vehicle used to sail on the Jokulsarlon Glacier Lagoon in Iceland on his way from work yesterday. A large twister, that seemed to be made of volcanic ash, was in the middle of the road. „I just stopped the car, otherwise I would have driven right into it and I didn't want to take that chance,“ says Runolfur Hauksson. Twisters of this kind are rare in Iceland, though not unheard of. Runolfur says that guests at the lagoon, one of Icelands' natural wonders, had all but dissapeared when the volcano in Grimsvotn started erupting on Saturday. That does not mean that the staff has been idle, as the cleanup work leaves plenty to be done. At least four centimetres of ash covered everything in the area right after the eruption began. Runolfur says that the eruption has a devastating effect on the tourism industry in the area. „We just hope that it will not last for many days,“ he says.Here are more photos from the lagoon with the ash adding a strange look to the already spectacular landscape. News in English Mest lesið Hildi og Inga Þór sagt upp Innlent Munda fallbyssurnar við landamærin Erlent Tekur við Bolsonaro opnum örmum Erlent Haft áhrif með því að „standa í lappirnar gagnvart tæknirisunum“ Innlent Hildur svaraði fyrir uppsagnirnar Innlent Ekkert bendi til þess að eldgosahrinunni sé að ljúka Innlent „Ég geri ekki athugasemd við það að þetta símtal hafi átt sér stað“ Innlent Áfall fyrir Donald Trump og Vladimír Pútín Erlent „Skorið niður til þess eins að skera niður“ Innlent Mismunuðu kvenkyns sérfræðilækni Landspítalans Innlent
A strange sight met a captain of an amphibious vehicle used to sail on the Jokulsarlon Glacier Lagoon in Iceland on his way from work yesterday. A large twister, that seemed to be made of volcanic ash, was in the middle of the road. „I just stopped the car, otherwise I would have driven right into it and I didn't want to take that chance,“ says Runolfur Hauksson. Twisters of this kind are rare in Iceland, though not unheard of. Runolfur says that guests at the lagoon, one of Icelands' natural wonders, had all but dissapeared when the volcano in Grimsvotn started erupting on Saturday. That does not mean that the staff has been idle, as the cleanup work leaves plenty to be done. At least four centimetres of ash covered everything in the area right after the eruption began. Runolfur says that the eruption has a devastating effect on the tourism industry in the area. „We just hope that it will not last for many days,“ he says.Here are more photos from the lagoon with the ash adding a strange look to the already spectacular landscape.
News in English Mest lesið Hildi og Inga Þór sagt upp Innlent Munda fallbyssurnar við landamærin Erlent Tekur við Bolsonaro opnum örmum Erlent Haft áhrif með því að „standa í lappirnar gagnvart tæknirisunum“ Innlent Hildur svaraði fyrir uppsagnirnar Innlent Ekkert bendi til þess að eldgosahrinunni sé að ljúka Innlent „Ég geri ekki athugasemd við það að þetta símtal hafi átt sér stað“ Innlent Áfall fyrir Donald Trump og Vladimír Pútín Erlent „Skorið niður til þess eins að skera niður“ Innlent Mismunuðu kvenkyns sérfræðilækni Landspítalans Innlent