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Mount Semeru volcano in Indonesia
A file picture dated 05 December 2008 shows Mount Semeru spewing hot clouds seen from Penanjakan, Probolinggo, East Java, Indonesia. Authorities in Indonesia raised the alert on the Mount Semeru volcano in East Java to maximum, warning of potentially dangerous lava flows, an official at the country's vulcanology centre said on 06 March 2009. The 3,376-metre (11,080-ft) Semeru is one of the most active volcanoes on Java island. The alert status was raised after the number of volcanic quakes indicated there may be a bigger eruption, said Surono, head of the country's vulcanology centre. Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono urged the local administration around Mount Semeru to set up several places as possible evacuation centres. PROBOLINGGO , EAST JAVA , Indonesia
Beach at Papagayo Natural Park
Papagayo Natural Park , Playa Blanca, Yaiza, Lanzarote, Las Palmas, Canarias, Spain
Lower Back Tattoo
Why do Women Love Lower Back Tattoos? Attention from men in the first place The popularity of lower back tattoos is completely monumental. 20% of women have a lower back tattoo -- quite a large percentage. That completely staggers the percentage of women who have some other kind of tattoo, only 5% of women have a tattoo on another part of the body. Lower back tattoos are so popular because they are fun and sexy at the same time. Having a tattoo on her lower back shows that she likes to have fun and wants to look attractive. Initially celebrities like Angelina Jolie, pioneered lower back tattoos and set the trend that they were a sexy way for women to express themselves. The lower back is a part of the body that gets a lot of attention from men in the first place, and a lower back tattoo serves to bring a lot more attention to it. Besides the attention the lower back tattoo brings to a woman, it also is very resilient to stretching. The lower back doesn't change much between
Three Generations of Family Canoeing near Island on Midsummer Evening
Seurasaari , Helsinki, Finland
Adult King Penguins Standing in Spring Snow on South Georgia Island
Group of adult King penguins (Aptenodytes patagonicus) standing together in snow and mud in spring, South Georgia Island, Southern Ocean, Antarctic Convergence, Polar Front South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands
Aerial View of South Island
Helicopter tour to Franz Josef Glacier, Mt. Cook and Mt. Tasman. South Island, New Zealand
Coastline Along the Road to El Golfo
El Golfo, Yaiza, Lanzarote, Las Palmas Province, Canarias, Spain
Rock Islands
The fantastic formations of the Rock Islands, a chain of over seventy small islets in the island nation of Palau in Micronesia, 20 miles south of the capital city of Koror. Rock Islands, Palau
Mount Bagana
Mount Bagana, 1730m, an active volcano on Bougainville spewing sulphurous gases. This picture was taken on a six-week trip by private sailboat through the seldom-visited islands north of New Guinea, in an area of the South Pacific known as the Solomon Sea. Most of the islets here have no airport or regularly scheduled boat services, and their way of life is traditional by economic necessity. The region is also one of the most volcanically active in the world. Bougainville Island, Papua New Guinea
Seals sunbathing at Jokulsarlon Glacial Lagoon
Jokulsarlon Glacial Lagoon is the largest glacial lake in Iceland. It only appeared in the 1930's and due to glacial melting, rapidly grew to become the second deepest lake in the country. Hornafjordur , Iceland
