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Bucca Nuova The view into this crater was very impressive. Huge, colorful and smelly. :) Next image: Sulfur deposits on the ground. In the background You can see the highest point of Etna, the North-East-Crater (I think, check Google if You want to be sure). |
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Whirlwind Du you see the whirlwind? Another one in the next image. They formed quite often, must have to do something with the gas beeing so warm. By the way: We almost suffocated when walking through the fumaroles, really yucky! |
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Lava Cave Another lava cave. Very "geomoetric", rounded and "clean", like the neck of a brontosaurus from the inside. As in New Zealand, taking photos is difficult because of the dark lava that is reflecting very little light. |
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