Mount Etna (on the left) and the setting sun (on the right). What I couldn’t get on the photo: to my right behind me, Stromboli was emitting smoke as well and to my left behind me there was a rainbow over the long stretch of Capo Milazzo. I didn’t know which way to look first.
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You’re not alone. Things are rumbling down in El Salvador. And a VERY tall mountain (I forget the name) was spewing earlier this year. Will 2014 be the year of volcano eruptions? (It sure seemed 2013 was an earthquake year. I think somebody’s trying to tell us something… ;) )
If I don’t catch you tomorrow, have a Happy New Year’s Evening and Day!
Um .. the very tall mountain (a stratovolcano) is in the Aleutians off Alaska. What do I want for 2014? A better friggin’ memory! :D )
Great picture! Have you ever been on the Mount Stromboli? I just love this surrounding.
Happy New Year and best regards Martina
I haven’t yet been on Stromboli, but I plan to go there soon.
I wish you a really good excursion.
Here is my report from Stromboli:
https://andreasmoser.blog/2015/02/11/stromboli/
Great shot and beautiful place Andreas, thanks for sharing!
We blog from Italy and we recently published a post about it, check it out if you’d like! I see you travel a lot… good for you, I’d love to have the opportunity to travel more myself!
Daniela