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даамс...когдат и Я по соседству жил.
Теперь уже к сожалению нет! Кстать, ищу своих старых друзей и соседей по коопер-ам - Зодчи, ПромСтройЭнерго,Сокол и т.п. - отзовитесь! ;) Я, как и все, там! - где меня можно найти...
It erupted in middle and late Jurassic (around 150 mln years ago), being just an island in the Tethys Ocean. Earth was a very different place back then - there was no Black Sea, no Mediterranean, much of Europe was flooded under shallow waters.
It all started with liquid lava flows on the seabed. Later, composition of magmas has changed and it turned into stratovolcano, shaking its neighborhoods with explosive eruptions.
Then - sea waters have receded and the Crimean Mountains have risen; now its dark-grey rocks are embedded into the white limestones of the peninsula's southern coast. The Kara-Dag -- the Black Mountain.
Now, it's the Karadag Nature Reserve, a paradise for geologists with some interesting wildlife as well.
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wow i mean ....Wooow
Thanks:) The funny thing is that this is the only time I ever been to Battery Park - early cold February morning...
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даамс...когдат и Я по соседству жил. Теперь уже к сожалению нет! Кстать, ищу своих старых друзей и соседей по коопер-ам - Зодчи, ПромСтройЭнерго,Сокол и т.п. - отзовитесь! ;) Я, как и все, там! - где меня можно найти...
It erupted in middle and late Jurassic (around 150 mln years ago), being just an island in the Tethys Ocean. Earth was a very different place back then - there was no Black Sea, no Mediterranean, much of Europe was flooded under shallow waters.
It all started with liquid lava flows on the seabed. Later, composition of magmas has changed and it turned into stratovolcano, shaking its neighborhoods with explosive eruptions.
Then - sea waters have receded and the Crimean Mountains have risen; now its dark-grey rocks are embedded into the white limestones of the peninsula's southern coast. The Kara-Dag -- the Black Mountain.
Now, it's the Karadag Nature Reserve, a paradise for geologists with some interesting wildlife as well.