Flight on 28.01.2008 past Mount Etna from the southeast towards the northwest, on the far left the road to the tourist spot Etna-South is visible, a winter ski area with two lifts that have been
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Flight on 28.01.2008 past Mount Etna from the southeast towards the northwest, on the far left the road to the tourist spot Etna-South is visible, a winter ski area with two lifts that have been destroyed several times by eruptions. Above the steep slope, smaller craters are visible, also on the far left, as can be found all over the Etna massif, most at around 1800 m altitude.
Günther Glauz 29.01.2008, 756 Views, 0 Comments * automatically translated
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Galleries / Plants and fungi / Flowers and small plants, Italy / Islands / Sicily
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East of Bronte, the lava fields of Mount Etna stretch out, with the snow-covered volcano emerging from the haze in the background. (27.02.2024)
Christopher Pätz
Christopher Pätz
Italy / Islands / Sicily
194 1400x887 Px, 11.06.2024
The summit of Mount Etna is often shrouded in clouds. On 26.02.2024, the summit craters of the 3357 m high volcano were clearly visible. On the left is the southeast crater formed in 1979, on the right the northeast crater from 1911, with the main crater between them. They are still covered with snow; the smoke plumes and discoloration of the snow around the summits indicate volcanic activity.
Christopher Pätz
Christopher Pätz
Italy / Islands / Sicily
204 1400x887 Px, 10.06.2024
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