Two Volcanoes are erupting in Central and South America spewing out lava, rocks and debris, forcing thousands of people to flee their homes.
The volcano known as Tungurahua — Throat of Fire — came to life Friday morning, 130 kilometres southeast of Ecuador's capital, Quito, and exploded continuously through the night.
Guatemala's Pacaya volcano, 50 kilometres south of Guatemala City, began erupting Thursday afternoon
Read more: http://www.cbc.ca/world/story/2010/05/29/volcanos-ecuador-guatemala.html#ixzz0pkCLzxpZ
Between these two and the Icelandic Volcano it's going to be hard to fly anywhere!
(*see below)
I know it looks an awful lot like the streets of Cold Lake these days, but this 300 foot deep sink hole opened up in Guatemala this week.
(The enormous crater appeared in the Central American country's capital, Guatemala City, as it was being ravaged by torrential rain and mudslides during Tropical Storm Agatha.)
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/worldnews/article-1283066/Guatemala-sink-hole-Tropical-storm-Agatha-blows-200ft-hole-city.html?ITO=1490#ixzz0pkCw0olV
Edmonton seemed to want to get in on all the action as THIS sink hole hefty enough to consume a large truck opened up on Dovercourt Ave and 135th Street
What is it?? Strange looking thing isn't it... Well for all your pest questions check out - http://pestcontrolcanada.com/Questions/pest_photos_201.htm
there is some fascinating stuff, if that's what you're into ;)
AND speaking of insects...
Check out what Mr. Fly has been up to...
2 comments:
i could not believe that sink hole in guatemala...all of the pictures of it look photoshopped...would be a sight to see for sure. and that's pretty much the coolest fly i've ever seen. did you train him personally?
oh yes, back in my post-flee circus days, when I wanted to go on to bigger and better things :P
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