January 17, 2020
Ashes to Ashes
Timothy Birdnow
A very sad and poignant observation from the Philippines:
The beautiful scenery here in Tagaytay are now covered with ashes and all fine trees and beautiful flowers are destroyed by volcanic eruption
and the sad thing is that even their livestock and their livelihood are also covered with ashes and died😥
Let us all prayðŸ™for the safety of our brother's and sister's who live near in Taal volcano in nearby areas and ours as well.
Fair Ylen
A very sad and poignant observation from the Philippines:
The beautiful scenery here in Tagaytay are now covered with ashes and all fine trees and beautiful flowers are destroyed by volcanic eruption
and the sad thing is that even their livestock and their livelihood are also covered with ashes and died😥
Let us all prayðŸ™for the safety of our brother's and sister's who live near in Taal volcano in nearby areas and ours as well.
Fair Ylen
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It should be pointed out, however, that those ashes are essential soil nutrient and in the long run will make farming in the Philippines far easier and vastly more productive. Nature does not make mistakes.
Posted by: Bill H at January 17, 2020 10:51 AM (vMiSr)
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I know Bill, but "eventually" is cold comfort to someone who has lost everything. It's still horribly sad, even if in the long run it is beneficial to the Earth. A tornado is too, but who wants to see your home destroyed by one?
Posted by: Timothy Birdnow at January 17, 2020 11:14 AM (rLsub)
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