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RFW9DBH7–Montaña Blanca and Montaña Caldereta amongst the lavaflows in Lanzarote, Canary Islands, Spain
RFJPHD71–Moss growing on black hardened lavaflows at Krafla, Iceland. The site of a series of large volcanic eruptions in the 80s.
RMBXR6WR–Small lava tube on side of Tecolote cinder cone, El Pinacate Biosphere Reserve, Sonora, Mexico
RF2B004YT–Mayon Volcano or Mt. Mayon is a sacred and active stratovolcano. Renowned for its perfect cone, it is a popular tourist destination.
RM2AM6RD3–Advanced Geography . pinesoften suffer from eruptions and earth-quakes. The islands are largely built ofvolcanic rock and contain active peaks,as well as hot springs, old and new lavaflows, huge fissures and other proofs offormer volcanic activity. The mountainranges have in general a northerly trend,bending to the northwest in some of theislands. The highest peaks rise only alittle more than a mile and a half abovethe sea. Though most parts ofthe islands are hilly ormountainous, there areriver valleys, slopes andplains of wonderful fer-tility. Here, as in most tropical lands, thewet season co
RFJPGFA1–Black hardened lavaflows at Krafla. The site of a series of large volcanic eruptions in the 80s leaving large lavaflows across the landscape.
RF2B004WC–Mayon Volcano or Mt. Mayon is a sacred and active stratovolcano. Renowned for its perfect cone, it is a popular tourist destination.
RM2CDG5G8–. In & around the Grand Canyon; the Grand Canyon of the Colorado River in Arizona . ren-ness of a desert, — enemies whose fierce hostilityled them to seek protection in caves and cliffs anddesert places of this character. What a piteouslife it must have been! Nothing grand, picturesque,or beautiful to soothe the horror and awfulness ofit; fearful of the attacks of blood-thirsty and persist-ent foes, both by day and by night; in a regionwhere nothing could grow ; the dumping ground ofvolcanoes, and fired and scorched by pitiless lavaflows, — I never picture the life of those wretched,hunted peo
RF2B004W8–Mayon Volcano or Mt. Mayon is a sacred and active stratovolcano. Renowned for its perfect cone, it is a popular tourist destination.
RMBXRDN6–Large field of volcanic bombs, ejected magma which cooled while falling, El Pinacate Biosphere Reserve, Sonora, Mexico
RF2B004YX–Mayon Volcano or Mt. Mayon is a sacred and active stratovolcano. Renowned for its perfect cone, it is a popular tourist destination.
RF2B004WK–Mayon Volcano, renowned for its perfect cone, is a popular tourist destination. The Cagsawa ruins are remnants of a 16th century Franciscan church.
RMBXR6X5–Ocotillo plant in bloom with lava flow in background, El Pinacate Biosphere Reserve, Sonora, Mexico
RMBXRDN5–View of lava flow from side of El Tecolote Cinder Cone, El Pinacate Biosphere Reserve, Sonora, Mexico
RMBXR6T4–View of lava flow from side of El Tecolote Cinder Cone, El Pinacate Biosphere Reserve, Sonora, Mexico
RMBXRDNA–Young Saguaro cactus under Ocotillo 'nurse' plant, El Pinacate Biosphere Reserve, Sonora, Mexico
RMBXR6R8–Rough shaped lava with Teddy Bear Cactus in foreground, El Pinacate Biosphere Reserve, Sonora, Mexico
RMBXR6P7–Lava flow lobe, 27,000 +-6,000 years old in El Pinacate Biosphere Reserve volcanic area, Sonora, Mexico
RMBXR6PR–View of cinder cones from side of El Tecolote Cinder Cone, El Pinacate Biosphere Reserve, Sonora, Mexico
RMBXR6PN–View of cinder cones from side of El Tecolote Cinder Cone, El Pinacate Biosphere Reserve, Sonora, Mexico
RMBXR6XC–View of Cerro Colorado crater from side of El Tecolote Cinder Cone, El Pinacate Biosphere Reserve, Sonora, Mexico
RMBXRDN2–View of lava flow from side of El Tecolote Cinder Cone, El Pinacate Biosphere Reserve, Sonora, Mexico
RMBXRDMM–Tecolote Volcano cinder cones viewed from Mayo Volcano, El Pinacate Biosphere Reserve, Sonora, Mexico
RMBXR6PT–Tecolote Volcano cinder cone and campground viewed from Mayo Volcano, El Pinacate Biosphere Reserve, Sonora, Mexico
RMBXR6TC–View of lava flow from side of El Tecolote Cinder Cone, El Pinacate Biosphere Reserve, Sonora, Mexico
RMBXR6X3–Ocotillo plant in bloom with lava flow in background, El Pinacate Biosphere Reserve, Sonora, Mexico
RMBXR6T6–Master Blister Beetles (Lytta magister) mating on top of El Tecolote Cinder Cone, El Pinacate Biosphere Reserve, Sonora, Mexico
RMBXR6TJ–Geologist in field of volcanic bombs, ejected magma which cooled while falling, El Pinacate Biosphere Reserve, Sonora, Mexico
RMBXR6W6–Hikers traversing rugged lava fields on side of Tecolote cinder cone, El Pinacate Biosphere Reserve, Sonora, Mexico
RFBXR6RE–Woman viewing rough shaped lava formations in El Pinacate Biosphere Reserve, Sonora, Mexico
RFBXR6T0–Hand with close-up of volcanic bomb, ejected magma which cooled while falling, El Pinacate Biosphere Reserve, Sonora, Mexico
RFBXRDME–Woman viewing lava flow, 27,000 +-6,000 years old in El Pinacate Biosphere Reserve volcanic area, Sonora, Mexico
RFBXR6P8–Woman viewing lava flow, 27,000 +-6,000 years old in El Pinacate Biosphere Reserve volcanic area, Sonora, Mexico
RFBXR6RF–Woman viewing rough shaped lava formations in El Pinacate Biosphere Reserve, Sonora, Mexico
RMBXR6X8–Geologist viewing lava flow near El Tecolote Cinder Cone, El Pinacate Biosphere Reserve, Sonora, Mexico
RMBXR6WE–Geologist viewing pahoehoe lava flow near Tecolote cinder cone, El Pinacate Biosphere Reserve, Sonora, Mexico
RMBXR6WW–Geologist in lava field near Tecolote cinder cone, El Pinacate Biosphere Reserve, Sonora, Mexico
RMBXR6W9–Geologist viewing small lava tube on side of Tecolote cinder cone, El Pinacate Biosphere Reserve, Sonora, Mexico
RMBXR6TG–Geologist viewing interior of Tecolote cinder cone, El Pinacate Biosphere Reserve, Sonora, Mexico
RMBXR6TR–Geologist viewing interior of Tecolote cinder cone, El Pinacate Biosphere Reserve, Sonora, Mexico
RMBXR6WA–Geologist viewing lava flows from side of Tecolote cinder cone, El Pinacate Biosphere Reserve, Sonora, Mexico
RMBXR6WF–Geologist viewing extremely rugged lava flow on side of Tecolote cinder cone, El Pinacate Biosphere Reserve, Sonora, Mexico
RMBXR6WT–Geologist viewing small lava tube on side of Tecolote cinder cone, El Pinacate Biosphere Reserve, Sonora, Mexico
RMBXR6W1–Geologist viewing interior of Tecolote cinder cone, El Pinacate Biosphere Reserve, Sonora, Mexico
RFBXR6PY–Woman showing volcanic bomb, ejected magma which cooled while falling, El Pinacate Biosphere Reserve, Sonora, Mexico
RMBXR6R1–Hikers walking toward El Tecolote Cinder Cone, El Pinacate Biosphere Reserve, Sonora, Mexico
RMBXR6TP–Hikers in field of volcanic bombs, ejected magma which cooled while falling, El Pinacate Biosphere Reserve, Sonora, Mexico
RMBXR6TX–Geologist taking notes while viewing interior of Tecolote cinder cone, El Pinacate Biosphere Reserve, Sonora, Mexico
RMBXR6R3–Hikers walking toward El Tecolote Cinder Cone, El Pinacate Biosphere Reserve, Sonora, Mexico
RMBXR6WK–Hikers traversing rugged lava flow on side of Tecolote cinder cone, El Pinacate Biosphere Reserve, Sonora, Mexico
RMBXR6R4–Hikers walking toward El Tecolote Cinder Cone, El Pinacate Biosphere Reserve, Sonora, Mexico
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