Lower slopes and trails of Etna volcano offer plenty of lovely
vegetation including many species and sub-species of plants. Among them the saponaia
flowers (Saponaria sicula), Sicilian astragalus
(Astracantha sicula), tansy (Tanacetum siculum), cerastium (Cerastium
tomentosum), senecio (Senecio squalidus), camomile of Etna (Anthemis
aetnensis), Etna rennet (Galium aetnicum), romice (Rumex scutatus) and
some moss and lichen.
I dedicate this blog to volcanoes and lovely volcanic landscapes. I am not a geologist/volcanologist, just a person who enjoys beautifully rough and majestic volcanic scenery. The feeling of being in such an unpredictable and often dangerous area is certainly distinct and unforgettable. All photos by Bart.K
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First photos of Etna volcano, 07.09.2020

The travelling during Covid19 (coronavirus Sars-Cov-2) is quite risky and unpredictable, but still worth even self-imposed quarantine after coming back. So on 6th September of 2020 three people (me and two of my friends) travelled by plane from Katowice to Catania. We wanted to explore north side of Etna volcano including central craters. Here are the first pictures of Etna volcano and its lava flows taken near Rifugio Citelli on 07.09.2020.
niedziela, 23 czerwca 2019
Pizzi Bianchi: white tuff canyon in Serrara Fontana, Ischia, 06.06.2019
Now this is truly spectacular and otherworldy geological formation on Ischia: white tuff canyon of Pizzi Bianchi in Serrara Fontana. I even managed to go down (it was quite risky) to make some close-up pictures of this treasure. Date of visit: 6th June of 2019. My last day on Ischia.
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