Karla Dorman
Just watched your video, James, and the pictures are stunning. Something about volcanoes just gives me the creeps: give me a storm any day! Stay safe, 'hear?
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Volcano Mayon Due For An Eruption!!
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James Reynolds
Latest video of night time lava cascade - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DrnoVjqR5oY
cdcollura
EF5
Good day all,
Good stuff James ... I cannot judge the distance from the volcano, but it appears you are in a "relatively" safe area and on elevated terrain.
Keep up the good work!
Good stuff James ... I cannot judge the distance from the volcano, but it appears you are in a "relatively" safe area and on elevated terrain.
Keep up the good work!
James Reynolds
Thanks!
I'm about 7 miles from the crater. The weather has cleared at last and I witnessed two secondary pyroclastic flows this morning at dawn, they didn't come from the crater so must have been spawned from falling debris. Sent ash cloud floating over west of Legaspi.
Hope to get more video online this evening local time.
I'm about 7 miles from the crater. The weather has cleared at last and I witnessed two secondary pyroclastic flows this morning at dawn, they didn't come from the crater so must have been spawned from falling debris. Sent ash cloud floating over west of Legaspi.
Hope to get more video online this evening local time.
James Reynolds
The view from my hotel room at 5am this morning:
James Reynolds
New video I shot today from Mayon's Madness! Ash explosions and lava cascades galore - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B56OvSDhaaU
James Reynolds
Heading back to Hong Kong today so my coverage of Mayon is over for now. I'll be keeping my eye out for the Big Bang and if it looks close to happening I'll be back here!