Tropical Zone Gardening: WARNING; For every one in the northern Antilles (Caribbean) , 1 by tbmontserrat

tbmontserrat wrote:
Thanks Jenn.

A series of pictures of a pyroclastic flow I took last year. The first time I was able to get a close up (at a safe distance). A pyroclastic flow is an avalanche of volcanic debris, and extremely hot gases. The series shows how it starts and spreads out. That is why it is so dangerous you don't know which way it will go. Our volcano does not have lava flows, the lava is hardened into a dome as the dome breaks off it creates pyroclastic flows and ash columns. (thought I would throw in a little education).