Lake with warm water and in the background solfatara fields with steam columns next to the diatomite factory (left) at Lake Myvatn in June 1997.

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Solfatara field Namaskardi 6 km east of Lake Myvatn on the Ring Road in June 1997, with mud pots, steam columns, and the smell of sulfur.

Evening sky over Mülheim an der Ruhr (June 2, 1991)

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Lake with warm water and in the background solfatara fields with steam columns next to the diatomite factory (left) at Lake Myvatn in June 1997.

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The cable car station on Mount Czantoria.

Steam plumes in the Namaskardi solfatara field in June 1997, someone was heating up strongly down there!

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Myvatn Lake (German: Mückensee) in northeastern Iceland in June 1997, the lake does not freeze over in winter and is quite rich in fish, but also known for its abundance of midges in summer.

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