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Pfuetzi: Vents formed between 18th March and 13th April 21, by Benjamin Hennig
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Pfuetzi: The campsite Grindavik (and my little car, which I used for sleeping after a leaking tent on day 5).
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Pfuetzi: View from the campsite kitchen - ice land ...
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Pfuetzi: Starting the first trip to the eruption site
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Pfuetzi: Walking through Reykjanes' icy mountains. One could see promising smoke from the eruption in the very back.
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Pfuetzi: Fagradalsfjall landscape. The yellow line marks the way to the eruption site.
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Pfuetzi: Fagradalsfjall landscape, with some signs of activity far away
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Pfuetzi: First view of the eruption!
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Pfuetzi: Vent #2 with its lava field
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Pfuetzi: Vent #2 in full action
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Pfuetzi: Vent #3 was massive but not as lively as vent #2 on its (and our) first day
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Pfuetzi: Vent #2 in full action
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Pfuetzi: Vent #2 in full action
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Pfuetzi: Vent #2 in full action
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Pfuetzi: Vent #2 in full action
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Pfuetzi: Vent #2 in full action
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Pfuetzi: Video: Vent #2 in full action
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Pfuetzi: Video: Vent #2 - I love it!
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Pfuetzi: Vent #2 in action
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Pfuetzi: Vent #2 erupting, with lava flowing slowly in front... unbelievable!
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Pfuetzi: Posing in front of an erupting volcano - and not just dreaming!
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Pfuetzi: Hot stuff!
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Pfuetzi: Vent #2 lava stream
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Pfuetzi: Finely spun rock
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Pfuetzi: Video: Lava flow (16 sec)
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Pfuetzi: The huge lava field from vent system #1 looks nearly like a lava lake.
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Pfuetzi: The lava field of vent #1
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Pfuetzi: Coastal landscape, Reykjanes
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Pfuetzi: Landscape with lighthouse, Gunnuhver
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Pfuetzi: Lighthouse Gunnuhver