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Hanauma Bay

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Francisco Negroni

Light up the sky Villarrica volcano, Chile Photograph: Eduardo Rojas

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Because I will never be able to eat lava… (I pause to look pleadingly at a volcanologist, they sternly, subtly shake their head no. It is clear this is an old, ongoing argument.) …. my prevailing theory is it has a texture of very thick honey.

interrupting the bday celebrations to say st. vincent's volcano la soufriere on their largest island chain just erupted and the smoke rose to 10km in the air, and ash is falling heavily.

st. vincent is a very small island in the caribbean - much smaller than that of my own country and my country is like a dot on the world map - of only 100k+ citizens and at least 7,000 people were told to evacuate. this is the first eruption since 1979. st. vincent is a predominantly black country, and as of now i haven't seen any docs detailing how to help as yet from the people. all i can do is hope that we can boost this and send them our love and support.

(bonus video showing how high the smoke is in the air)

(credit to Jamaican Observer on twitter)

Edit: LINK TO GOOGLE DOC IN THE NOTES

a layer of volcanic ash has already started to cover the skies of barbados this morning, (10/04/2021), please boost!

here is a link for how to deal with ashfall for svg citizens and those in neighbouring caribbean countries, especially those in barbados and st. lucia.

People casually playing volleyball at the volcano in Fagradalsfjall, Iceland (March, 28 2021) Video by Rut Einarsdottir

the land of fire and ice!

by Philipp Merki

Photographer Gunarto Song captured a remarkable photo of a meteor falling “into” a volcano ( Mount Merapi, the most active volcano in Indonesia), and the resulting shot looks like there’s a green beam of light shooting up from the crater. (SOURCE)

A little over-yessed for the party, but I lava the enthusiasm. (Apologies for being dormant for so long, I was molten-tasking).

NEW EARTH  Iceland-based photographer Thrainn Kolbeinsson shares absolutely stunning shots of an erupting volcano in Iceland. He has spent the last 6 days at the eruption site where he captured these images. For more updates and images, head over to my Instagram.

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Lago Calafquén, Villarrica, La Araucania, Chile.

New Earth, Eruption in Iceland Thrainn Kolbeinsson

Lava-grilled hot dogs on the menu at Iceland's volcano: Scientists at the foot of a volcano in Iceland's south-west used its lava as a giant grill to cook up a sausage snack as they studied the eruption.

“Untitled“ by | Dani Guindo

Geldingadalur valley, Reykjanes, Iceland