Volcano watch, Day 1

[econopodder]

www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/travelnews/7729977/Ash-cloud-rapidly-encroaching-on-British-airspace-brings-new-travel-problems.html

Bad news: more ash in UK airspace.
Good news:  Telegraph currently says forecasters expect ash to be away from London by midweek.  I'm due to arrive around 10pm Wed night at Heathrow.
Forecasting news:  UK Met Office is

Comments

[knitress]

Dang it, I'd forgotten you're about to go to Wales.

I will think good non-ash thoughts. Although being able to say "I was supposed to go to Wales for Welsh camp but instead there was volcanic ash so I stayed home and filmed video involving a Luke action figure and a drop spindle" would be about the best What I Did On My Vacation line for your Christmas letter. Ever.

[econopodder]

Yes, yes it would be. But let's just savor it in the hypothetical, shall we, please? :-)

[maiasaura]

Oh come on. You'd rather be a home playing with Legos and Nancy's spinning wheel? And... you'll be 2 weeks ahead on Who too over there. Not that I'm focused or anything.

[jedihealer]

I do love your attitude, but certainly hope that you do get to make your trip as planned.

[alxwngr]

I'm flying out of London on Friday - too bad our paths won't cross. There's not one word on the BBC1 news this morning about the ash cloud, so I imagine airspace is open!