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JohnMawer: Gunung Ijen's burning sulphur
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JohnMawer: Sulphur gatherers on Ijen
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JohnMawer: Various devices used to cool the liquid sulphur so that it can be collected
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JohnMawer: Various devices used to cool the liquid sulphur so that it can be collected
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JohnMawer: Pipes are installed, presumably to ensure the moten sulphur is acumulated into one area for ease of collection.
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JohnMawer: The acidic and warm crater lake of Ijen. (Acidic as a result of the sulphur dioxide from burning sulphur forming sulphurous acid.)
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JohnMawer: Gathering the solidified sulphur
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JohnMawer: Indonesia - collecting sulphur from Ijen
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JohnMawer: Gathering sulphur. The pipes on the right seem to serve to concentrate the flow of sulphur.
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JohnMawer: Crow bar used to break the sulphur into manageable lumps
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JohnMawer: Gathering sulphur by hand
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JohnMawer: Arrangement of pipes and barrels presumably to accumulate the sulphur
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JohnMawer: Breaking up the lumps of sulphur
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JohnMawer: Rock coated with powdered sulphur
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JohnMawer: Typical loads to be carried out of the volcano
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JohnMawer: Loads ready to be carried out of the volcano.
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JohnMawer: Start of the trek out of the volcano.
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JohnMawer: Crater and lake
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JohnMawer: Hauling sulphur out of the crater
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JohnMawer: Hauling sulphur out of the crater
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JohnMawer: Crater and Llake
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JohnMawer: Transferring the load to carts
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JohnMawer: Transferring the load to carts - sulphur collected from the crater of the volcano Ijen
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JohnMawer: Gunung Ijen crater and lake
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JohnMawer: Gunung Ijen crater and lake
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JohnMawer: Hauling up the empty truck to collect sulphur
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JohnMawer: The sulphur carried down the mountain