The Magnificent Splendour Never Dies.

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^ The dildos were meant to look like a skyline... but I couldn't find a better picture.

 

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^ Yes, and they ended up looking like a throne for queens.

 

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Effusive eruption of Fagradalsfjall in Glendingadalir, Iceland.

 

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Effusive eruption of Fagradalsfjall in Glendingadalir, Iceland.

So looks like a game for [STRIKE]killing[/STRIKE] tumbling as many as you can in one fell swoop

 

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Beauty inside

 

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Effusive eruption of Fagradalsfjall in Glendingadalir, Iceland.

Reminds me of a science course in college (designed for people bad at science to be able to fulfill a science elective) called "Fire and Ice"; the whole course was about volcanoes erupting where there were glaciers and/or snow fields.

 

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Underwater eruptions of Aa lava make lava balls. This researcher is ballsy as these can break off with no warning and go rolling along boiling the sea as they roll. The sea floor around some volcanic islands is covered with these except cooled off long ago.

I tried to find footage of what got shown in a university course called "Rocks and Stars" (another of those courses designed for non-scientific types, but immensely popular): lava balls breaking off and bounding downward in slow motion, trailing vapor bubbles. This is the best I could find--

 

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