71448332 - Los Roques; Due to erosion, only the lava that solidified into hard phonolite in the chimney has been preserved from the former volcanoes, La Gomera, Canary Islands, Spain,71448415 - Pico Viejo; At 3135 m, the second highest volcano in the Canary Islands had its last eruption in 1798, which is still evidenced by the flank crater and the solidified lava flow, Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spain13774130 - A Vertical Wall Of Solidified Lava Forms Hexagonal Shapes On The Snaefellsnes Peninsula; Iceland71065325 - Minerworker exposed to toxic sulfur gas of the mine (devil’s mine) inside the volcano Ijen on the island of Java and loading up his baskets with solidified sulfur, East Java, Ijen volcano, Indonesia71065306 - Biggest, active volcanoes in the shadow of the Etna volcano and solidified remains of a lava river at the Southeast crater. Hot steam coming out of the crater. People running around the edge of the crater, Mount Etna, Sicily, Italy71065305 - Solidified lava field of the Etna volcano with lava river at SE crater in the background. Woman running over solidified and sharp-edged lava, Sicily, Italy70041095 - Children's bare feet standing on solidified lava, Goma, Congo, Africa71076983 - Solidified sulfur from the sulfur source of the active volcano Ijen - Indonesia, Java71065310 - Woman running over solidified and eroded lava at the foot of Etna volcano, Sicily, Italy71065307 - Solidified, steaming lava in front of the southeast crater of Etna volcano. Steam clouds are rising, Sicily, Italy70103502 - Mountaineer climbing over solidified lava spires, North Island, New Zealand70525770 - Solidified lava and stream, South Island, Island70221679 - Solidified Lava at Ahihi-Kinau Natural Area Reserve, Maui, Hawaii, USA71065324 - Minerworker exposed to toxic sulfur gas of the mine (devil’s mine) inside the volcano Ijen on the island of Java and using a crowbar for taking down solidified sulfur, East Java, Ijen volcano, Indonesia70103497 - Man climbing on solidified lava spires, North Island, New Zealand71102370 - Londrangar sea stacks and the Thufubjarg cliffs. Londrangar-basalt volcanic dikes that formed after magma solidified, after years of erosion these sea stacks remain, Snaefellnes Peninsula, Iceland. Â .71102371 - Londrangar sea stacks and the Thufubjarg cliffs. Londrangar-basalt volcanic dikes that formed after magma solidified, after years of erosion these sea stacks remain, Snaefellnes Peninsula, Iceland. Â Londrangar sea stacks and the Thufubjarg cliffs. Londr71102345 - Londrangar sea stacks and the Thufubjarg cliffs. Londrangar are basalt volcanic dikes that were formed after magma solidified and after years of erosion these sea stacks remain, Snaefellnes Peninsula, Iceland.
