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To have spectators. this audience, rapt with attention, marvelling at the jaw—dropping sight on display. it seems more like woodstock or glastonbury than a geological event. it feels so nice! it feels like a music festival here, to have so many people around. yeah, i love it, i love how many people are here. amazing, like incredible. ive been here, this is my third time, and its changing so severely, every single time i come. they literally queued up to see this. a line of cars parked nearby n...

I see what you did there! mother nature can provide the most astonishing of spectacle. but for there to truly be a spectacle, you have to have spectators. this audience, rapt with attention, marvelling at the jaw—dropping site on display. —— sight on display. it seems more like woodstock or glastonbury than a geological event. oh, it feels so nice! it feels like a music festival here, to have so many people around! yeah. i love it! i love how many people are here. amazing, like incredible....

The authorities have set up a hiking trail and are patrolling the area to prevent people from straying too close to dangerous volcanic gases. all this, quite the diversion after a year of viruses and lockdowns. i think for myself and for so many other people, itsjust like a really nice experience to get to have this kind of social vibe, really, and just kind of get out. it really makes you forget about the whole pandemic and everything that has been going on. volcanologists say they have no idea...

Person had to make a living. >> i love taking wild life photos and scenics. people say why dont you sell more of your art like that. i say buffalo dont carry credit cards. >> he spotted this young woman seemed to be koching some sort of forestry service survey. >> i went up to her and said what are you doing? writing parking tickets? she looked at me and smiled. >> she took off her goggles. >> wow. shes beautiful. >> when they got married a few years later, they eloped. they jetted off to fiji. ...

Capital of reyjkavik has been throwing lava and gas into the air. its the first eruption of its kind there in over 800 years. this unusual volcanic activity continues to attract thousands of visitors, as the bbc�*s tim allman explains. mother nature can provide the most astonishing of spectacles. but for there to truly be a spectacle, you have to have spectators. this audience, rapt with attention, marvelling at the jaw—dropping sight on display. it seems more like woodstock or glastonbury t...

All this quite the diversion after a year of viruses and lockdowns. like a really nice experience to get to have this kind of social vibe, really, and just kind of get out and it really makes you forget about the whole pandemic and everything that has been going on. volcanologists say they have no idea how long this eruption will last. it could be over in days or it may go on for decades. only mother nature knows. tim allman, bbc news. those pictures are astonishing. incredible, mesmerising! it ...

Max was inspired by friend and neighbour rick, who died last year of cancer, and gave him his tent, telling him to seek out an adventure. during his final days, rick was cared for by staff from the north devon hospice, so max is raising money for the charity. maxs initiative, itjust could not come at a better time. we are unable to fund raise, our shops are all shut, it is absolutely a lifeline to us to continue our care. this weekend, as he celebrates one year under canvas, hes calling on child...

Going to get soaked? through wind, rain and frost every night for almost a year, max has left the comfort of his house and bedded down under canvas. this was storm bella when his dad, mark, joined him for moral support. its 11 oclock on boxing day 2020. hes fast asleep. so, it was about 11 oclock he came in. the tap was going on to my face. oh, no. the tent had blown down? yeah. oh, no. i didnt notice, i was fast asleep. max was inspired by his friend and neighbour, rick, who died last year of c...

Max has left the comfort of his house and bedded down in the campus. down under canvas. this was storm bella when his dad, mark, joined him for moral support. its11 oclock on boxing day 2020. hes fast asleep. so, it was about 11 oclock he came in. the tent was going on to my face. oh, no. the tent had blown down? yeah. oh, no. i didnt notice, i was fast asleep. max was inspired by his friend and neighbour, rick, who died last year of cancer and gave him his tent, telling him to seek out an adven...

Lets show you some dramatic pictures now of a volcano in iceland that has been erupting for a few days. this is mount fagradalsfjall, which is located around 25 miles from the capital reykjavik. lava started to burst through last week. its the first eruption of its kind in more than 800 years. icelanders had been bracing themselves for an eruption for several weeks after the island nation recorded more than 50,000 recent earthquakes. around 300,000 cubic metres of lava have poured out, experts s...