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Guest Thinkers — September 1, 2010

Mystery Volcano Photo #1

Take your best guess as I start the “Mystery Volcano Photo” feature on Eruptions.

I’m going to start a little feature on these slow volcano days … Introducing the “Mystery Volcano Photo”! I’ll post a picture of a volcano and feel free to take a whack at identifying the volcano. I’ll follow up with information on the volcano … right now you can play for community honor, but who knows, maybe I’ll get some prizes to give away.

So, without further ado, Mystery Volcano #1 (9/8/2009). Make your guess(es) in the comments. Good luck!

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