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When you can't come to the beach, let the beach come to YOU.

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IslandWalker
, 28th May 2010 at 06:53 PM (336 Views)
Yesterday at about 8:00 PM, The Pacaya Volcano erupted. This sent huge ashes up in the air and raining. Raining volcanic sand. It was 4W350M3. In the morning, it looked like my neighborhood was a beach. All over the city people were working to clean up the sand. Nobody could drive during the "rainfall", because the wipers would ruin the windshield and it was at night. I even have a photo of my balcony:



And school was obviously canceled. I even found some more info on it.

Quote Originally Posted by Wikipedia
On May 27, 2010, the Pacaya volcano erupted which was followed by several tremors. At approximately 2000 hours there was a strong eruption ejecting ash columns up to 1500 meters. The volcanic ash fall has been pelting Guatemala City, and also its international airport, "La Aurora".
Ash Ketchum apparently took his visit to Guatemala too seriously.

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  1. Naya Rivera's Avatar
    Do you live near the volcano? (I mean really close since my family in Guatemala didn't get ash where they live iirc D:)
  2. IslandWalker's Avatar
    It struck all the city, as said in the news and Wikipedia. Where do your family members live (not address, but like Escuintla, Peten, etc.)?
  3. Naya Rivera's Avatar
    Jutiapa, which is so far from the departments you said ^^;.
  4. IslandWalker's Avatar
    Ahhh. The volcano isn't near that area.
  5. Naya Rivera's Avatar
    Yeah, it's more centered near the old Guatemala City, iirc?

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