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    Volcano in India

    by
    gab
    , 09-12-2015 at 12:26 PM (251 Views)
    9.12.15

    Night shifts and this night off. Dream before midnight, before alarm at 9:45pm

    I woke up from it and recited all the details so I dont forget. Very detailed, vivid and intense. Sense of doom, but not scared, because I knew I'll be ok.

    DR:
    Traveling in some city in India with maybe 4-5 other people. We stop at a restaurant and we order something. I get a plate of maybe potatoes and grilled slices of fish. They are delicious, so crispy and flavorful. Everybody is waiting for me to finish eating and I wonder why they are not eating as well. Waiter motions to me to take the last piece of fish so he can take the plate. I get a drink of water too and it has a consistency of jelly watter.

    Now we are someplace and skies are all orange from nearby erupting volcano. I look in that direction and I see a tall moountain in classic volacano cone shape. There are streams of lava approaching and pools of lava all over the place. Burning and smoking debris is falling and hitting the ground with force all around us, catching things like cars on fire.

    We get in a van to get away, but lava gets to the wheels. We turn around to go with the flow of other cars, but it's just not working. The distraction is too great already, we maybe too late.

    We ran into a large building. The wide stairwell in this bright and large-roomed office building are full of people rushhing upstairs. Suddenly everybody stopps listening for some silent news. I understand that we should be safe on the top levels, and I yell for everybody to get upstairs. The huge room in this typical indian office building (wut?) is full of sofas of all kinds. We all claim one sofa that we feel will be a safe floating device. We pick a nice leather one. We know it's not the safest one, but metal ones would also melt and we figure it's safe enough to float on a sea of lava to safety. : P

    Our sofa starts moving by itself and it parks itself in a location. I don't get it and it freaks me out a bit, but I understand it's part of an evacuation process. I figure we should pick a place near some load-bearing wall, so if the building crumbles, we have a chance that our floor will stay standing. I tell somebody we should go look for that, but we are already next to the wall.

    I walk on tops of some other sofas to get to the window. Window is like on a tropical window. No glass, just a large portion of the wall is not there. I see a small river or rather creek just below us. It's full of floating cows that are burned by the fire or lava. Their skin is burned to crisp in some places, tongues are hure, sticking out and still moving and cows are mooing in distress.

    I feel our building moving and turning and I think the sea of lava got to us and we are floating on it. I'm surprised in didn't occur to me that the building may just collapse, but I chase that thought away and we continue on floating. The sensation of movement is very real.

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    1. EbbTide000's Avatar
      Gab, that is a Very interesting dream

      Barren Island*is located in the Andaman Sea, one of the most easterly island of the*Andaman Islands. It is the only confirmed*active volcanoin*South Asia. Along with the rest of the Andamans, it is a part of the Indian*Union Territory*of*Andaman and Nicobar Islands, and lies about 135*km (84*mi) northeast of the territory's capital,*Port Blair. The first recorded eruption of the volcano dates back to 1787. Since then, the volcano has erupted more than ten times, with the most recent one which started in September 2010 and continued through January 2011.[1]

      After the first recorded eruption in 1787, further eruptions were recorded in 1789, 1795, 1803–04, and 1852. After nearly one and half century*of dormancy, the*island*had another eruption in 1991 that lasted six*months and caused considerable damage. There were eruptions in 1994–95 and 2005–07, the latter being considered to be linked to the*2004 Indian Ocean earthquake.[2]
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      https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barr...daman_Islands)

      Youtube



      https://youtu.be/R6DjoPejYd4

      ♥(00:51) 15,377 views since Jun 12, 2010

      The only volcano in India.

      It is in the Barren Islands of Andaman & Nicobar islands.
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