in harmony with god and one another. overnight pockets of molten rock kept on, bursting through and bubbling up, although the activity seemed to be stabilising. but this is the second eruption injust a month. forjohn, who, with his neighbours, have been forced from their homes, there's huge uncertainty about whether they'll be able to go back. i am born in this town. i actually live in the house that i'm born in. and it's kind of...it�*s a tough... it's a tough thought to think that that this town might be over. it's extremely sad. it's just unbelievable. i thought that i would never live to witness this. - it's been quiet for 800 years. 800 years. experts believe the spectacular explosions last month may have heralded a new era on this, the reykjanes peninsula. nothing like this had been seen