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Iceland's hottest volcano is exactly 3 months old today. And it's no longer an innocent baby. The main crater, which appeared on 13 April, has become a massive bowl of roiling & boiling fire, spewing forth cascading waterfalls of lava. It has grown over 200 metres tall and rises above many of the surrounding hills.

A dyngja in the making. There are now many indications that the Fagradalsfjall crater is very likely to become a shield volcano - a dyngja in Icelandic. During its 3 months existence, it has spitted out various types of basalt and building blocks necessary for the construction of such a volcano.

The big crater. The fire geyser. The one that rules them all. This is the same one, on the night it was born. Including tiny volcano sounds 😉

Natural Highlights Today

Fagradalsfjall – The spectacular Iceland eruption
7 Epic Mountains & Volcanoes – NaturePic challenge
The walking track to Heimaklettur – The Home Rock
The walking track to Eldfell – The Fiery Mountain
Vestmannaeyjar walking tracks – The most beautiful walks on Heimaey
The coastal track to Stórhöfði – Puffin colony and geological beach
The Hazards – Scrambling up to prehistorical views
Fimmvörðuháls – The fiery pass across Eyjafjallajökull
Dalalæða – Spectacular waterfalls of fog
The walking track to Herjólfsdalur – The Valley of Magic

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