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Chilean volcano erupts for first time in 50 years, first decent story DM has outputted?
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...uses-ash-cloud-lightning-tears-sky-apart.html
Spectacular: A time-lapse photo shows lightning bolts striking around the Puyehue-Cordon Caulle volcanic chain
As a precaution, the government said it was evacuating 3,500 people from the surrounding area
Nature's force: Lightning and volcanic fire is seen amid and underneath a towering cloud of ash. It is the first time the volcano has erupted in 50 years
Incredible lightening bolts strike around the plume of volcanic ash and smoke
An extraordinary cloud formation is created by the ash rising several miles into the atmosphere
Above cloud level the plume looks like a nuclear bomb has just exploded with its mushroom cloud bursting towards the skies
Headlights on, a car creeps through a street covered in ash. One could be forgiven for thinking this was a wintry scene covered in snow
A woman wipes a thick layer of volcanic ash away from the windscreen of her car
Caught in the sunlight: Beautiful but deadly, the cloud turns fiery red in the sunshine as the eruption continues to belch ash skyward
Smiling lightning: As molten rock and gases are ejected from the core of the volcano below, what appears to be a 'have a nice day' face is formed from the electrically charged air
As darkness falls the centre of this Argentinian town looks like it could be a wintry wonderland in the Austrian mountains
Protection: Carrying bottles of water and soft drinks this man wears a gas mask to avoid breathing in ash
A car drives through a street covered by ash in the Argentine resort city of San Carlos de Bariloche. It lies 100 miles from Chile's Puyehue volcano
and thy lord said, LET E3 COMETH
