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In this photo, you can see that there is a second crater to the left behind the main crater; it was the main crater until 1964, and the new one only formed that year during an eruption.

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In this photo, you can see that there
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Only in this photo can you see that just behind the main crater there is another crater that is smoking, or rather steaming, because it looks more like water vapor from the snow.
From a slightly higher perspective, the crater is more visible.



In this photo, you can see that there is a second crater to the left behind the main crater; it was the main crater until 1964, and the new one only formed that year during an eruption.

In this photo, you can see that there is a second crater to the left behind the main crater; it was the main crater until 1964, and the new one only formed that year during an eruption.

Günther Glauz† 29.01.2008, 616 Views, 0 Comments * automatically translated

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