Innanzitutto domando scusa a Boris per il suo commento perduto a causa di un aggiornamento del sito. Il webmaster ha riscritto un commento in base a quello che ricordava delle parole di Boris ma il suo commento originale è andato perduto tra le nebbie di Avalon.
Boris ha corretto il suo commento precedente dicendo che l’eruzione non si è fermata del tutto. Ci sono ancora piccole esplosioni nella Bottoniera e persino un piccolo fiume di lava.
Effettivamente ieri sera son riuscito a vedere le esplosioni da Giarre ma il fiume di lava deve essere piuttosto corto.
thanks for providing the correction to “Eruption finished” … even last night it still seemed to be a little bit alive. And congratulations for your new background image from our common friend Thomas Reichart!
Grazie di aver messo la correzione alla notizia dell'”eruzione finita” … anche ieri notte era ancora uno pochettino viva. E poi, complimenti per la nuova immagine di sfondo del nostro amico comune, Thomas Reichart!
Yesterday I could also observe some glow from the new fracture via Internet, but volcanic tremor is very low and so we are all looking what is happening next?!
Thanks for the update. On the one hand I’m sad not be see the lava and majestic Etna this month. On the other hand eruption really decreased. So maybe it is better to come next time ;-)!
I’m happy to see the photo as background, also I liked the previous also very much with the blue sky and the black cones.
Yes, the idea to change the background according to the situation – winter, summer, eruption… – is quite ingenuous!
The latest INGV update of today reports ongoing lava flows down to 2000 m elevation and explosion noises audible at Monte Zoccolaro.
Cheers everybody
Very cool, you get all the eruption details here as well – and in the future also visible by changing background!
Next time I have to come when the Krabuschs are at your Hotel 😉 – they really seem to be an indicator for activity 🙂
thanks for providing the correction to “Eruption finished” … even last night it still seemed to be a little bit alive. And congratulations for your new background image from our common friend Thomas Reichart!
Grazie di aver messo la correzione alla notizia dell'”eruzione finita” … anche ieri notte era ancora uno pochettino viva. E poi, complimenti per la nuova immagine di sfondo del nostro amico comune, Thomas Reichart!
Yesterday I could also observe some glow from the new fracture via Internet, but volcanic tremor is very low and so we are all looking what is happening next?!
Thanks for the update. On the one hand I’m sad not be see the lava and majestic Etna this month. On the other hand eruption really decreased. So maybe it is better to come next time ;-)!
I’m happy to see the photo as background, also I liked the previous also very much with the blue sky and the black cones.
Keep on the good work, see you next time,
Thomas
Hello everybody! 😀
I prefer new photo but enyway website engine is so powerful that I think I will change ‘Theme’ according to Etna events.
Snow in background in winter time, cones in normal times, red lava during eruptions and so on.
Yes, the idea to change the background according to the situation – winter, summer, eruption… – is quite ingenuous!
The latest INGV update of today reports ongoing lava flows down to 2000 m elevation and explosion noises audible at Monte Zoccolaro.
Cheers everybody
Krabusch todays report is: strong noises before lunch with several explosions, a small lava river continues to flood down.
Thanks Boris for update, you miss a bit your old wonderful website, eh? 😉
Very cool, you get all the eruption details here as well – and in the future also visible by changing background!
Next time I have to come when the Krabuschs are at your Hotel 😉 – they really seem to be an indicator for activity 🙂
Mi dispiace per la grave perdita di Thomas, Grazie per everci regalato immagini stupende Flavio