Photos by Philip S Sutton : on the map, in Google Earth (KML)

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An amazing release of water from the glacier takes place in a short time as a complete year of precipitation takes place during high summer.

Hello o_joanna! Thank you! Yes, Nakuru is really one of the greatest plances on Earth! Greetings from Berlin, Markus

Vista hacia el Puerto del Boyar.

Yes Pannera, the plume out at sea was not obvious from just north of Thingvellir. There were days on the south coast when there was a quite significant cloud above the new island, on others, only a little steam where a small stream of lava reached the sea. Thanks for your comment.

Thank you for your comment. Indeed happy memories of far off days, the early 1960s in fact, when the Iona Community was still under the leadership of its founder. Yes I arrived there on the 'George V and came ashore on the Iona and earlier set ashore on Staffa. It must have been interesting to share island life. I stayed in the wooden buildings near the Abbey during several successive summers. Now there are big changes.

This photo was tagged by error as French Pyrenees. Valle d'Aran is of course in the Spanish Pyrenees.

Back as Philip Sutton again :-) This could be a good time to visit Iceland as the Kronur is cheap. Yes, Iceland is a wonderful experience astride the great rift that slowly drives Europe and America apart. You can experience similar basalt landscapes on Mull and Skye because the great plates first ruptured there. By the way, Google Earth has improved tremendously over the Western Highlands recently, also over the Pyrenees where I also have some photos.

By the way. See if you can find the Queen Victoria Jubilee stone. Find it by clicking the photos above the Google Earth view. It is north of the 'Shaft' the Ice Age breach in the escarpment.

Correction above: Try navigating your way there from the country park using the Google Earth view and my directions.

You are right of course. Skiddaw is just visible from that location and I used the name 'Skiddaw' for the whole mountain group.

Regards, P. S. Sutton