Nov 28, 2022
(Italian Wine Podcast)
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(Italian Wine Podcast)
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(Italian Wine Podcast)
For those who want to “know” how dealing with an eruption and earthquakes feels like (with the damages)...I advice you to take a look at this.
No need to know a foreign language to understand what’s going on. You just need to take a look....and see for yourselves.
Le sigh.
Shows like this I definitely miss. Those double lava fountains, man. Those double lava fountains..
Etna you lil shiet, you’ve been too quiet these two years. Where the eruptions at? 8I
Finally people here can see Mt.Etna again, snowcapped (and smoking, too!) after several days of non-stop raining which caused lots of issues.
I haven’t been going upstairs on the terrace since ages (read: last summer). XD
Anya is live and ready to show you everything. Watch her strip, dance, and perform exclusive shows just for you. Interact in real-time and make your fantasies come true.
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Etna erupting! NOW!
Looks like Etna isn’t over yet with its explosive show.
Unfortunately, I cannot see a thing from my hoe because of clouds blocking the view here on lower quotes.
So I’m seeing everything here:
https://www.skylinewebcams.com/it/webcam/italia/sicilia/catania/vulcano-etna-sud.html
Watch Etna’s might while you still can! 8D
© Laura La Monaca
Travel Tuesday: The north side of Mt. Etna, among Nebrodis and the river Alcantara, is the home of Nerello Mascalese, also known as Etna Rosso wine. Here, more beautiful photos of Sicily.