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The main summit is coming into view, this was probably the site of the last small eruption about a year ago, which is why no snow remains; the complete cooling of the lava takes up to five years.

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The main summit is coming into view, this
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The main crater and summit, 3323 m high
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



The main summit is coming into view, this was probably the site of the last small eruption about a year ago, which is why no snow remains; the complete cooling of the lava takes up to five years.

The main summit is coming into view, this was probably the site of the last small eruption about a year ago, which is why no snow remains; the complete cooling of the lava takes up to five years.

Günther Glauz† 29.01.2008, 661 Views, 0 Comments * automatically translated

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