Everything turned red from the African dust unimaginable drone images reminiscent of Armageddon.
Meanwhile the drone shows images from Glyfada. Red as lava.
The image from Lycabettus is unimaginable, everything covered by red dust. As the camera opens to the right of the screen the Parthenon. Just as it appears.
In the panoramic shot in the background Piraeus. Of course, the sea is also invisible. The dust veil filters everything and turns it red, like the African desert.
Then, as seen the skyscraper of Piraeus.
The redness that covers everything is reminiscent of Hollywood and something more.
The unimaginable course of the dust: it was lifted by the winds from Africa and thanks to the warm air masses it traveled over sea and land until it reached Athens and beyond and made everything look like a desert.
Kalamata
With unimaginable difficulty the traffic on the streets and the pedestrians of Kalamata. The Kalamatians regretted that they came out, especially those with respiratory problems.
It is obvious how difficult it is for pedestrians to walk, but the cars also go unnoticed.
As if in an atmospheric film, the road disappears in the dust and the car fades away.
On a road trip by car in the Kalamata ring road. Tons of dust in the air. Quantities unimaginable and unprecedented.
No more tolls. It’s the last stop. And here the caravan is just visible from this peculiar African fog.
In Rio Antirrio the image of the bridge under the dust looks like from America, but it is next door.
Thessaloniki
This is the image that the drivers saw, unimaginable dust in their cars. In Thessaloniki, especially with the muddy rain, it happened, come and see.
Not only in cars but also on roads and sidewalks. The White Tower is “lost”.
A few hours of patience and the sky will become bluer.
