Canada's smoke felt over here in Northern Ireland on Thursday night !

[Adlon57]

No joke! lying in bed last night, my house was cheaply done up twenty years ago, when I moved in, previous owners were terrible smokers, used to be really bad taste of nicotine, coming through the new 'paintwork' especially in the mancave, but last night I could definitely "taste" the smoke? windows wide open because humid weather over here anyway, but after twenty years, surely the nicotine tangs would have disappeared😵🤔😝🤢🤬 it did not get any better with the windows wide open? BUT THAT IS WHAT IT MUST HAVE BEEN🤐😯😲🥴 I went to the hospital today a US ultra-scan appointment, I forgot to mention, about the smoke, I used to be a heavy smoker for 5-6 years, I had assumed it might be that as well? [Having a hard time to breathe last night could really taste it the back of my throat🤧] That is really creepy😱the last time was the Yellowstone volcano in the 80's, the ash that came over here🌋]

Wishing all the best to all people of Canada👍

[Adlon57]

Actually Wednesday night into Thursday morning?

[Adlon57 in reply to Adlon57]

Mount St. Helens in 1980! I will try and get some sleep tonight all windows shut!😴

[Atthepark]

Yeah it's over here in US state of Indiana u can see the smoke w my paranoid I think it's a govt scam to kill us all off lol jk

[Atthepark]

I'm a heavy smoke too for over 25 years I don't notice it effecting my respiratory rn

[Adlon57 in reply to Atthepark]

All thanks to Isinatra who had enquired PM about Canada's fires, she had noticed weather patterns, then I realised what had REALLY happened, right across the Atlantic, just shows how serious things are over there? Sorry about Yellowstone remark, of course it was Mount St. Helens in 1980, lack of sleep 🙄 a bit more human this morning with the windows closed!