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Scenes of solidified walls of lava up to 70 meters high and gases still seeping from the crater are attracting tourists to La Palma, wanting to see for themselves the aftermath of an eruption that lasted 85 days.
Imagine trying to sleep in the glare of an erupting volcano, rattled by its tremors. Then imagine trying to do that in a cramped caravan, after your home was surrounded by lava or buried beneath it, write Dan Johnson, Lorna Acquah and Esperanza Claramunt. This is the upturned reality for around 20 families, bedding down […]
A vast lava flow reshapes a Canary Islands landscape, but does not crush the locals' hopes.