A parishioner reports:
This morning (3 November) we found that cars, windows & most outdoor surfaces facing south-west were covered in white ash which smells like wood-ash (see pic). Because of the strong wind, objects directly in its path seemed to be covered more densely than those sheltered by hedges for example. Lord knows where it came from, as most organised firework displays no longer feature a bonfire. Might well have travelled miles. A real pain to remove as it doesn't hose off easily, where it has stuck to last nights dew or rain. I don't think this came from Australia though!
This morning (3 November) we found that cars, windows & most outdoor surfaces facing south-west were covered in white ash which smells like wood-ash (see pic). Because of the strong wind, objects directly in its path seemed to be covered more densely than those sheltered by hedges for example. Lord knows where it came from, as most organised firework displays no longer feature a bonfire. Might well have travelled miles. A real pain to remove as it doesn't hose off easily, where it has stuck to last nights dew or rain. I don't think this came from Australia though!
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