#The Volcan

[crabussy]

I'm really curious about this!! in aotearoa, every classroom I was in growing up had posters up on how to respond to an earthquake. "drop, cover, hold" was drilled into me from a very young age. I experienced a few growing up, but they were mild because I don't live in areas where they are more extreme. One of our major cities, christchurch/ōtautahi, gets hit by earthquakes very frequently. if you look at a global seismic hazard map, aotearoa is fully lit up in the colour indicating high hazard chance. wild!!!

for reference, in the UK (similar size country) there are around 20-30 noticeable earthquakes per year. in aotearoa, that number is around 100-250!

[turnnoffyourmind]

Another day

Volcán Osorno, Ensenada, Los Lagos, Chile.

[digitalmyyth]

I love the episodes that are more stupid if he’s a human. Wheel that grown man around with you all day.

[without-ado]

Fagradalsfjall, Icaland 2021 l jvn.photo

[maureen2musings]

Corvo Island

karolnienartowicz

[aestum]

(by USGS)

[r-aindr0p]

Sneaking in

[freaksoirum]

a dunmer hero of kvatch is interesting to me both from a 'dunmer stuck in the empire' cultural perspective and the simple fact that dunmer are oddly, uniquely, suited to oblivion gate spelunking.

take a vvardenfell native. the ashclouds, volcanic heat, and general dunmer resistance to fire - compared to other races, these guys have the most experience in hostile volcanic planes. where say an imperial would struggle through the Hell and Ash and Awfulness of the oblivion realm, for a dunmer? well. its just another ashstorm tuesday next to red mountain.

[geologyin-blog]

Peridot in Volcanic Lava from the mountains of Canary Islands in Spain. Photo 📷 AllofHerStones

[turnnoffyourmind]

Sweetest sunset

Volcán Osorno, Puerto Varas, Los Lagos, Chile.

[uroko]

V for Volcano

[without-ado]

Voice of God l Massimo Tamajo l Etna Volcano, Italy

[ecoharbor]

📍Iceland 🇮🇸