It’s time to migrate back down south…mainly because there are not many volcanoes north of last week’s location. The volcanoes here are taller, though seemingly not as numerous. This group of pyroclastic cones is at the foot of a bigger volcano, who you’ll meet tomorrow. Advertisements
This is one of those volcanoes where individual features are kind of hard to find. The good news for you is that a solitary anthropomorphized cinder cone should stick out like a sore thumb. The good news for me is that there are no hurricanes here. Extra credit (1 point) Let’s mix things up a…
Sometimes Mother Nature can provide too much excitement, even for a volcanohead. With Hurricane Irma on its way and Hurricane Jose on Irma’s heels, rather than ride the storm out, I decided the best course of action was to find a nice happy tropical volcano away from the wind and rain. This fertile green place seems…
As yet, I have never met a volcano that I did not love, and when I love something, it..or should I say he or she…will inevitably become anthropomorphized. Being a diminutive anthropomorphized cinder cone myself, this would seem a logical arrangement, but sometimes it can lead to heartache, so I am approaching this rugged old…
🎼 When this old world starts getting me down And people are just too much for me to face I climb way up to a volcanic vent And all my cares just drift right into space. 🎶 This is my vacation away from Virtual Volcano Vacation. As long as I have coffee, dry socks and a…
This week’s challenge was inspired by our resident penguin overlord Jesper, who has just been on an Icelandic holiday. I figured the warmer climate would help him thaw out, but since he knows Hawai’ian volcanoes inside-out and upside-down, I’m making this challenge challenginger. This challenge will be a little bit different from our usual challenges…
After a week upon which just about the whole world can agree was horrible, Volcanohead is back and more than a little ready to go back into virtual hiding. This tall beauty of a volcano is a nice change of scenery, and though its summit is cold, it has a warm heart.
