I don't remember ever seeing my hometown under such a thick fog as the one we saw last Friday.... And it was not only San Sebastián. London and other parts of the world were also covered under a cloud like atmosphere and as beautiful as it may have looked, it's impact in infrastructure in particular highlighted, once again, that we are not that technically equipped to deal with nature's surprises.
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