Volcano from Town
At Summit
Into the Volcano
Sliding Down
Technical climbing wasn’t required to climb the Volcano (2847 meters), even though the Volcano was covered in snow. It took about three hour to zig-zag to the top in a fairly slow and tedious manner. On top, we were about to peek into the volcano, trying to avoid the sulfur smoke spouting out of the top of it; gagging every time we did get a whiff. The descent, however, was fast and a lot of fun. We slid down snow shoots, wearing water proof pants with reinforced butts.
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