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I'll bet you the people who are actually living underneath the damn thing don't think it is "beautiful"!!!
I just wonder how beautiful it will be when hot ash starts raining down on the local villagers.
To them?
Originally posted by silo13
reply to post by Screwed
I'll bet you the people who are actually living underneath the damn thing don't think it is "beautiful"!!!
I do live underneath it.
And She IS beautiful.
Just sayin.
peace
Originally posted by Anmarie96
MOTHER NATURE IS BEAUTIFUL!!! She holds the power over all of us. We are at her comand. We choose to live in places most sacret and BEAUTIFUL to watch her BEAUTY and Magesty.
Folks CHOOSE to live where they do!
If you can not see that dear Troll. Find a differant bridge to hide under.
Dang Cyclops was throwing stones at us.I still have it all these years later too.Never give away a freshly made rock is my motto.
On the evening of 13 July 2011, two colleagues of the INGV-Catania and I drove to the summit of Etna to assess the situation, and we were thoroughly rewarded.
We had not seen such activity within Etna's summit craters since more than 10 years - but the most spectacular activity in the Bocca Nuova occurred between 1997 and 1999, culminating with the complete filling of the crater, and voluminous lava overflows onto the western flank of Etna.
With this, Etna seems to be re-establishing its classical "persistent" summit activity, though nobody knows at the moment whether the Southeast Crater will continue to produce its episodic paroxysms or what else may happen in the near future. Certainly, this activity is a wonderful show, and it might help to attract tourists, even though access to the summit craters is formally prohibited except for volcanologists and mountain guides.