boxing day presents

north wellington got some heavy chem activity on boxing day. we woke to trails to the west of us and these only increased as the day progressed.

this photo above was taken at about 9.15 the morning of the 26 december. the aerosol is obvious. the grey misty clouds on the crest of the hill looked sort of normal. it just started to roll over the hills and come down like some sort of fog. it didn't take it long though and it had all disappeared. the chem assault, however, did not disappear.

this was above us to the east at about 12.50 pm, 26 december.

and this one was to the north of us. mmmm, poisons anyone?

pic taken at 1.15pm boxing day.

by 3pm this is some of what we were contending with for a glorious day. and it only got worse...

i'm not sure what that strange reflection is above the hills, whether it was my camera or what, but check out the aerosol in the sky - totally fucken toxic - and when you looked at the clouds over the sun with polarised sunglasses on the chembows were that new sick as looking pale green/pink/orange sort of colour.

so we had all that aerosol to the west of us, with a westerly wind too, and this is a photo of what it did. the breeze just basically ripped all the chemclouds apart and started dispersing whatever it was in there. right over the top of the good citizens of north wellington.

whilst those of us in north welly got fucken blasted on boxing day this is what the rest of the wellington area got...

to the south of us, heading toward wellingtown, look at the lovely blue sky - they got a really nice day!

it was a lovely day to the south and east of us. if it wasn't for that man-made sky crap we would have had a glorious day too.
on that day every time the sun went behind the chems you could feel the heat from it just intensify dramatically. i've been noticing that quite a bit lately. it's what i've started referring to as 'atomic hot'. it's just so damn burning that it feels kind of fake.