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Tidepools and volcanic stratigraphy, Iceland
Tidepools and volcanic stratigraphy: basaltic lava flow overlying air fall tephra, Iceland. (180909-240)
Download ImageSteam and hydrothermal alteration, Iceland
Steam and hydrothermal alteration in the western rift zone, Iceland (180909-191)
Download ImageCliffs of palagonite tuff beneath volcaniclastic rock
Cliffs of palagonite tuff beneath volcaniclastic rock, Iceland (180909-166)
Download ImageSea cave eroded into palagonite tuff, Iceland
Sea cave eroded into palagonite tuff, Iceland (180909-163)
Download ImageCinder Cones and Heimaey harbor, Iceland
Town of Heimaey and cinder cones. Eldfell, the cone on the left, erupted in 1973 and nearly destroyed the harbor. (180909-151)
Download ImageEldfell cinder cone and Heimaey, Iceland
Town of Heimaey and the cinder cone, Eldfell, which erupted in 1973 and nearly destroyed the harbor. (180909-148)
Download ImageEldfell cinder cone and Heimaey, Iceland
Town of Heimaey and the cinder cone, Eldfell, which erupted in 1973 and nearly destroyed the harbor. (180909-147)
Download ImageBasalt dike cutting cinders, Iceland (vertical)
Basalt dike cutting red cinders, Iceland (180909-135)
Download ImageAlcoves eroded by waves in headland, Iceland
Alcoves eroded by waves into basaltic headland, Iceland. Note the radial fracturing in some of the basalt. (180909-130)
Download ImageAlcoves eroded by waves in headland, Iceland
Alcoves eroded by waves into basaltic headland, Iceland. Note the radial fracturing in some of the basalt. (180909-128)
Download ImageLava flows and coastline, Iceland (vertical)
Basaltic lava flows and rocky coastline, Iceland (180909-124)
Download ImageLava flows and coastline, Iceland
Basaltic lava flows and rocky coastline, Iceland (180909-123)
Download ImageAir fall tephra with projectiles, Iceland
Deposit of air fall tephra and volcanic projectiles, Iceland (180909-98)
Download ImageAir fall tephra with projectiles, Iceland
Deposit of air fall tephra and volcanic projectiles, Iceland (180909-96)
Download ImageRounded boulders, Iceland
Rounded boulders on beach, Iceland. Photo is about 1.5 meters across bottom. (180909-91)
Download ImageEyjafjallajokull Volcano as seen from Heimaey
Eyjafjallajokull Volcano as seen from Heimaey, Iceland. (180909-81)
Download ImageAir fall tephra with projectiles, Iceland
Deposit of air fall tephra and volcanic projectiles, Iceland (180909-70)
Download ImageAir fall tephra with projectiles, Iceland
Deposit of air fall tephra and volcanic projectiles, Iceland (180909-67)
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