Ash from a Plinian EruptionAsh fallout from the Plinian eruption of 4 April 2009 strongly affected Anchor Point and Homer on Kenai Peninsula, about 100km SE of Redoubt Volcano. On 5, 6 and 7 April Norbert and Marco documented its effects on the landscape. | |||
 Children's names written on ash-covered snow. In the background, ash-grey mountain ranges in front of white Iliamna Volcano (Anchor Point). |  Sea-ice blocks stranded along Homer's coast during high tide, then covered by ash from the Plinian eruption (Homer). |  Ash has covered not only real mountains, but also these carved into this explicatory panel at a scenic lookout (Homer). |  An rare view of black flanks of Redoubt Volcano: usually they are white due to their extensive glaciation (Ninilchik). |
 Ash beer (Anchor Point). |  Ash bear (Homer). |  Ash car (Anchor Point). |  Ash for sale (Anchor Point). |
 Volcano highway (Kenai). |  Volcano sunset (Ninilchik). |  Volcano dusk (Ninilchik). |  Volcano moonlight (Ninilchik). |
| Photos by Marco Fulle | |||