Molten hot: Icelandic show recreates volcanic eruptions by pouring lava into a room full of people
Take a look at the world's first and only lava show
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Take a look at the world's first and only lava show
In a dark auditorium in Reykjavik, bubbling orange lava flows down a slide to within inches of awe-struck visitors.
In a dark auditorium in Reykjavik, bubbling orange lava flows down a slide to within inches of awe-struck visitors. The flow, contained on both sides by black sand, lights up the room like a sunrise.
In a dark auditorium in Reykjavik, bubbling orange lava flows down a slide to within inches of awe-struck visitors.
By LARRY BALLWAHN | Wilton Perhaps you’ve read Jonas Jonasson’s “The 100-Year-Old Man Who Climbed Out the Window and Disappeared.” If you haven’t, you should. It is not, however, necessary to have read that book to enjoy this one. Jonasson writes in the forward of “… Accidental Further Adventures … ,” “In creating a plot for this piece of make-believe, I draw on a number of public figures, and folks in their immediate vicinity. Several of the characters in this book go by their real names, but I want to make sure that you never forget that I have, in the spirit of my dea...