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1. ‘No, I’m not … Dan and I have had some pretty major rows in our time – he’s got as volcanic a temper as I have, but there was no point this time, even I could see that
2. But while the probe was moving, she followed the concentration of beams toward the place Alan had told them he was going, the city on the volcanic plug
3. He sent a probe to that volcanic plug to get some detailed pictures of the feature
4. Giant’s Causeway is a mysterious rock formation in County Antrim that may be due to volcanic activity, but the locals say legendary giant Finn McCool built it!
5. With powder sand beaches and lush green mountains, banyan trees and volcanic outcrops, this is where the Caribbean meets the Atlantic in a sheltered cove of calm shores and beautiful coral
6. It's a combination of the coral atoll and volcanic island landforms of Earth, but with idealization and generalization both turned way up
7. Covered in rainforest and volcanic peaks, banyan trees and tropical blooms are everywhere, and waterfal s cascade into local rivers
8. “Perhaps it’s some volcanic feature,” suggested Melissa, “Though I can’t think what would have these effects
9. has a volcanic mountain over eight thousand feet high, so it can be seen from a great distance away
10. Paul is a small volcanic island about forty miles south of the main island of Amsterdam and both are far away from any other
11. In the Orosi Valley, a quaint colonial area famous for its gourmet quality coffee, he bought a beautiful farm, rich in volcanic soil and there, raised flowers for export to the US and Europe
12. Nadir and the others agreed that the water issued from one of the glaciers that dotted the Seven Sisters volcanic chain
13. 2 million acre sanctuary enhanced with high peaks, a volcanic tableland, rivers and lakes of crystalline waters, boisterous and thundering waterfalls, basins of erupting geysers, hot springs, fumaroles and sulfuric mudpots that smell like rotten eggs, luxuriant valleys, spectacular scenery of flora and fauna… and all that, in a huge ensemble of panoramic vistas and, at times, truly dazzling landscapes
14. This looked, felt, and tasted like one-hundred percent frozen, volcanic sludge-like mud with all the physical qualities of cement
15. Mayon in the Philippines, burying over five hundred people in volcanic ash, boulders, and water
16. Even though, Toowoomba was the largest inland City in Queensland, perched high on the range positioned on red soil, and on an extinct volcanic crater
17. Less than ten years after the revolt of AD 66–70, a sudden catastrophic eruption of Mount Vesuvius in AD 79 destroyed Pompeii and Herculaneum, Roman resort cities, smothering them under more than a six-foot blanket of volcanic ash, deposited by a superheated pyroclastic flow from the mountain
18. Some say the effects of the Comet earth cover was added to by considerable volcanic activities on what we call the Indian Plate
19. It is believed to have been caused either by volcanic eruptions or polar shift
20. When there is an aeroplane crash or a volcanic eruption some people are killed and others escape, although their survival seems like a miracle
21. jagged edges and what appeared to be black volcanic sandy
22. With a roar heard nearly 400 miles (over 600 kilometers) away, Mount Krakatoa belched a column of volcanic gas and ash into the atmosphere
23. What, then, did happen to occasion such volcanic hatred amongst the Democrats?
24. Yet under the surface of rebel victories against America there was slowly accumulating the hot magma of a volcanic eruption
25. Puntarenas, however, is a small city of three thousand people, spread out along the beach, and scattered between the volcanic beaches of the Gulf of Nicoya and some of the highest peaks of the country
26. What contributes to that pleasing scenic condition is the fact that, under a volcanic layer, rest numerous and abundant deposits of water
27. appears volcanic though it cannot be so for, according to the driver-guide, Tasmania has never registered any volcanic activity
28. Roger Fernández towering over the roof of a house buried in the lahar (volcanic ashes) of Mount Pinatubo's eruption, the Philippines
29. the geysers and mud pits, because there was no volcanic mountain
30. any volcanic activity in this area
31. volcanic ash, and I promise you, that’s what this is
32. she was seeing was volcanic ash, but she hadn’t studied enough to
33. volcanic ash in the air
34. There was a huge volcanic eruption in the States
35. She'd read about volcanic
36. It was over a kilometer and a half wide and half a kilometer deep, it’s surface composed of cracked and broken volcanic glass of a deep dark blue that glinted and glared in the clear sunlight
37. He glanced up at the sun overhead, then considered it’s visible light reflecting from the broken volcanic glass below, and estimated the location of the reflection’s focus
38. A chunk of the dark blue volcanic glass floated in the center of the circle of dragons, slowly rotating in two directions
39. The third chapter is quite slim, and details the various patrols our Sentries made here and the occasional pirates they rousted, the fourth is a detailed analysis of the development of the stone and the life of the island since its volcanic heart first rose above the sea
40. It appeared to have been constructed in a crater or volcanic bowl, and then roofed over with an artfully ribbed steel dome, or perhaps it was a cavern formed by an underground sea of oil or water that had been drained and re-enforced
41. Earth can also redistribute water or add land through volcanic action
42. It was over a mile wide and a third of a mile deep, it’s surface composed of cracked and broken volcanic glass of a deep dark blue that glinted and glared in the clear sunlight
43. Oregon, the state that contains volcanic mountains, deserts, and the coast of the
44. More than 1,000 volcanoes or volcanic centers larger than 20 km in
45. volcanic centers that are over 1 km in diameter
46. It’s all volcanic rock
47. One interesting trip was to the Lava Tubes in the Undara Volcanic National Park, some 250 km northwest of Townsville
48. As their name implies, they are formed from volcanic outflow (lava)
49. We had never heard of them, but as explained to us, they form as lava from a volcanic eruption flows down the path of least resistance
50. Craggy rocks and black volcanic sand stretched inland about a hundred yards to the base of a high stone wall, which marched off in either direction as far as we could see