
The sunset tonight enhanced by the ash from
Puyehue-Cordon-Caulle, having arrived in NZ airspace after taking the long way round by heading east from Chile, and disrupting
local air travel to a seldom seen degree. During the day the suspended ash is surprisingly noticeable as a very lightly tan coloured haze. Shot from the Kennedy Good Bridge at about 1730, definitely winter at the moment.
*I wish I had come up with that description/title, but credit belongs to a regular on one of the aviation forums I inhabit :)
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