Fire's burning, fire's burning...
Dec. 12th, 2005 12:16 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
ewtNo, I didn't get burnded up. I heard the explosion, woke up, went, "Something 'sploded somewhere," and rolled over and went back to sleep.
Smoke in London not too bad when I was in Hendon today; it was hazy and foggy but it was like that yesterday, the black smoke was pretty much all too high to be really bad. I didn't even get sore eyes. Nothing like the grassfires in Alberta, for example. Most of the black cloud that I saw seemed to be a bit to the north of where I was, although this doesn't really match the current maps.
I'm in Bath for a few days now anyway.
Smoke in London not too bad when I was in Hendon today; it was hazy and foggy but it was like that yesterday, the black smoke was pretty much all too high to be really bad. I didn't even get sore eyes. Nothing like the grassfires in Alberta, for example. Most of the black cloud that I saw seemed to be a bit to the north of where I was, although this doesn't really match the current maps.
I'm in Bath for a few days now anyway.
