I will be back here on the channel with a LIVE CHAT on the 25th of August at 7:30 PM CEST. I hope all of you will join the chat where I will reveal what’s next here on the channel, answer your questions and just want to know how you guys are doing too. If you have any questions for the LIVE CHAT please drop them here as an answer to this pinned comment - but like always I will as well try to answer the questions coming up in the chat itself. This is the link to the Live Chat: ruclips.net/video/5HOSx2KEQ-k/видео.html
I was hoping you had come back to the US to pick up your bike in Miami and ride the east coast. Lol. Either way I always enjoy your adventures. Take care! Safe travels!
@@lashari3944 will try to cover some of that in the live chat - but all of this changes a lot and costs like visa or costum documents like carnet de passage depends very much on the country you apply in. So it is better to just google those things than me giving information that are outdated within a few weeks (that's why i as well dont include them in my videos, I want to make videos that idealy can still be watched 2 years from now and be used as a guidline)
Hands down- you have created the most beautiful and thorough Iceland adventure series we have seen…and we have watched many. We lived in Iceland for 2 years and love revisiting Iceland thru videos. You traveled and highlighted places we did not get to nor seen in other RUclips content! Thank you! We are a tad sad it is over.
Really great. I would not have ever seen new lava. I have walked through the Craters of the moon national park the state of Idaho. Huge lava flows of old. Very interesting.
Lea How amazing and beautiful this has been, it must be thrilling to be so close to mother nature at its best... A big thank you for taking me there via RUclips... Hope your ok and look forward to more videos from you 😁😁😁
Lea EPIC footage Lady! EPIC video Lady! AWESOME! Many roses for this one Lea. Great video Lady! Peace and Ride SAFE and BE safe Lady! 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹 And a vase in case you lost them in your travels. 🏆
Hell yeah it's worth it. Doesn't happen every day everywhere. Great job on the vid and drone work. Glad you went. Have been following it since it erupted. Safe travels. Glad you headed that way after North America.
Thank you so much for the nice words - seeing a volcano erupting was one thing that I had on my list of things I want to see once in a lifetime but I would not have put it in priority because I always thought chances are so small anyways if you don’t “hunt” for them. So for me this was absolutely incredibly lucky 🥹😍
@@Got2Go right place right time Glad you made it. Some incredible drone footage really a first for me seeing drones over volcanos at night. Hope to make you live chat next week got some appointments to make getting old sucks
Hallo Lea, bei jeder deiner Reisen denke ich, besser geht es nicht! Aber du schaffst es immer wieder es zu übertreffen! 😃 Ich freue mich schon auf dein nächstes Video. Gruß, Ralph
Another great video. My wife and I want to visit Iceland and we must soon. I must say with all of your video editing you pick the most appropriate music as back ground. It really makes the videos. Thanks again.
What a crazy experience this was, thanks for calling me early in the morning and your infos about the volcano. Without you I would not have visited it. Thanks Lea🙏
Yes, it was so crazy to see. And it was as well so crazy to see other peoples reactions who saw the volcano for the first time up close like we did. There was nobody who would not gasp, people with wide eyes, starting to run torwards it because it’s such a crazy view. Always so touching how nature is really able to impresss everyone.
incredible.volcanos are indeed of the most beautiful phenomena on our earth. You also recorded such beauty in a wonderful way,. the scenery in the video is stunning and fascinating to look at.thank you for sharing 🌋👍
Thank you for watching, it’s really majestic to imagine that this is how new earth is being formed - and that this is how everything inside our earth looks 😳😳😳
It's so gigantic, with great respect and a good distance from the hot lava 👍👍👀😃 with this wonderful video of yours, I got a new idea, but about that another time 😃 thank you very much for this totally interesting video and greetings to you and everyone 🖐🖐 Ljubo 🏍
Hello Leah, you are always wonderful and very distinguished with your beautiful adventures and conveying a realistic picture full of excitement and suspense.
Great that you were in Iceland. You’re one of the happy few to see the eruption. I love everything about plate tectonics, volcanoes etc. I only flew once in my life, a flight around the Alps in a four seater plane. I loved it.
The eruption is still going on, so there will be many more happy people being able to witness this. But it was really right place right time! Happy you enjoyed the video!
@@Got2Go i visited two active but dormant volcanoes in Europe. Maria Laach in the Eifel and the Auvergne in France. Most people think they are extinct but they not. There’s still a filled magma chamber beneath them and they produce CO2.
Hey, awesome video! I’m going to Iceland next week and would love to visit the volcano. Unfortunately I’m an very inexperienced hiker and was close to giving up on the idea that I could visit it. The idea to fly there with a helicopter is awesome! It’s still very expensive so I wanted to ask you how hard the hike to the volcano really was? Is it mostly ground level or did you have to go up and down many hills? Would appreciate any help :‘)
You have to go up and down a few hills, and as it was when we did it I would probably not recommend it to you - but I heard that they made a proper path now with diggers that should be easy to hike! Bring enough water and supplies, make a pause when you get tired and bring good clothes for the weather - and you should be fine!
Simply amazing, but it can turn into a very dangerous place without warning, some tourists were evacuated with serious injuries. 🌋 Stay well and enjoy your vacations. 👌
I don’t think on this vulcano - at least not that I heard. The search and rescue team is always there, and when there was a storm a few days ago they closed the whole area because it was too dangerous. I only heard that some people injured themselves because they walked on the new lava or did stupid stuff - which is their own fault if you ask me…
There was actually no ash, and when walking close to the lava field it was very warm, more on top you just felt some slight heat. But the noise was crazy - unfortunately I couldn’t really capture it on video. I think you guys have to go yourself, just to hear the noise!!! 😍
Long time ago my friend told me a German women and irsh water are the best now I came to know he was not lair I wish I could join you some time because your are close mind personality doing some thing planing travelling or keep moving little further
Great video on the volcano. I will be in Iceland for 17 days beginning in early September, and definitely plan on trekking to the site. In your video you returned on a different trail from your entry. You stated that it was easier. Does that mean less rocky? Does that trail connect to the site of the current eruption? Does it take longer? Thank you.
At your time of traveling very likely the original path will be very nice to hike and even much nicer than the one we took on the way back (which was not really a different way in sense of length, it was just sneaking along the lava field of the last eruption instead of hiking over the stone fields on top, so both pathes right next to each other…) because currently the search and rescue team is working on building a safe path. So most of the big stones and rocks will be gone by your time of visiting and the path will be clear, smooth and easy! Enjoy!!!
Easy to see why Jules Verne chose Iceland as the starting point of his Journey to The Center of The Earth. Is that volcanic gasses or fog on your return walk?
There were many places where moss and some of the ground was actually burning (you see that as well on our way walking there, but it’s not so clear in the daylight) and that’s how it actually started with the eruption - some rangers first thought it started to burn and smoke because someone put their cigarettes there 😂. I believe that non of the gases were actually dangerous though, the Icelandic search and rescue team is really doing an amazing job keeping the pathes safe and otherwise would have closed those areas up completly.
Got2Go quality video of the eruption does add another notch of awesomeness to it! 🤗 But a word of warning: Also do *not* walk on last year's solidified lava. Right on the edge, you are safe, but there can be voids under the surface. The ground has not yet settled there and will take years to really do so. Someone just having walked over a spot doesn't guarantee the next one can't step on a weak spot and break through the surface either. It's also still possible that there are pools of molten lava under last year's crust. Anyone falling into them would not get a posthumous award for coolness or bravery but a Darwin Award. The Icelandic officials keep warning about that. I recommend the brilliant RUclips channel Just Icelandic for lots of fun in general and infos about Iceland in general¹ and this topic specifically! Oh, and Volcanos are a species that feed on a diet of drones. Remember that the infrared radiation is very much more intense near the lava. Plastic propellers melt, batteries overheat, **Phloompf!!1!**, another one becomes a future riddle for geologists: Where do the tiny inclusions of Lithium, carbon and copper come from? ¹ Like Icelandic mating rituals, the first Icelandic forest a sober person got lost in etc.
Very true, that’s why you see all of us only walking on the side of the old lava field, actually where it was on solid rocks already (sorry if the video gave the wrong impression, you see it better in some of the night shots that nobody is really on the old field). And yes, never fly a drone too close or right OVER an errupting volcano - but to be honest I thought that was kind of common knowledge or at least common sense. But you can get so close to these eruptions anyways in a a very safe way, you can just fly it along the erruption withiut risking anything and still getting awesome pictures like we did.
@@Got2Go I saw a video yesterday where two people, apparently teens, walked over the fresh lava crust to within some 10 metres of a running lava flow. It was taken from a drone and the youtuber basically used his drone to chase the two back to safe ground…
I will be back here on the channel with a LIVE CHAT on the 25th of August at 7:30 PM CEST.
I hope all of you will join the chat where I will reveal what’s next here on the channel, answer your questions and just want to know how you guys are doing too.
If you have any questions for the LIVE CHAT please drop them here as an answer to this pinned comment - but like always I will as well try to answer the questions coming up in the chat itself.
This is the link to the Live Chat: ruclips.net/video/5HOSx2KEQ-k/видео.html
I was hoping you had come back to the US to pick up your bike in Miami and ride the east coast. Lol. Either way I always enjoy your adventures. Take care! Safe travels!
Im waiting ma'am
I want to visa and transist all documents information for travelling and bike companies to rent a bike what is cost thanks if you give answer
@@lashari3944 will try to cover some of that in the live chat - but all of this changes a lot and costs like visa or costum documents like carnet de passage depends very much on the country you apply in. So it is better to just google those things than me giving information that are outdated within a few weeks (that's why i as well dont include them in my videos, I want to make videos that idealy can still be watched 2 years from now and be used as a guidline)
@@MichaelW969 I think you need to tune in the live chat - and you will be surprised. :)
Great video thank you very well done. Great photos. Thanks again cheers to ya
Thank you for watching!!!
A re-enactment of the birth of the planet.
GORGEOUS!
Wow fantastic , realy exciting.
Nice one, Lea. Great opportunity, glad you were there to catch it.
Hands down- you have created the most beautiful and thorough Iceland adventure series we have seen…and we have watched many. We lived in Iceland for 2 years and love revisiting Iceland thru videos. You traveled and highlighted places we did not get to nor seen in other RUclips content! Thank you! We are a tad sad it is over.
So good to see erupting volcano, thanks a lot for sharing it.
Thank you for watching!
WOW another epic adventure thank you Lea , glad nothing happened to you .
Hola Lea. Exelentes imágenes. Debe ser increible estar ahí. Abrazo Argentino.
Truly awesome Lea, an everlasting experience accomplished, well done!👍👍
It was nice of you to show this remarkable video,👍.
Thank you for watching it!
Wow! Thank you for sharing this experience!
Terrific video, Lea! Geologist Noraly is going to be jealous, lol. Thanks for being there for us. Happy trails!
She even texted me and said she is envious because it’s a geologists dream - so you are 100 percent right about that. 😂
Really great. I would not have ever seen new lava. I have walked through the Craters of the moon national park the state of Idaho. Huge lava flows of old. Very interesting.
Lea How amazing and beautiful this has been, it must be thrilling to be so close to mother nature at its best... A big thank you for taking me there via RUclips... Hope your ok and look forward to more videos from you 😁😁😁
Many thanks to share these magnificient moments with us. Amazing work!
I’ve seen you travel to some amazing places. This is the best for me. Ride safe and have fun. 🇺🇸
Was one of the best things I saw recently for me too 🥹😍
Lea
EPIC footage Lady! EPIC video Lady! AWESOME! Many roses for this one Lea.
Great video Lady!
Peace and Ride SAFE and BE safe Lady!
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And a vase in case you lost them in your travels. 🏆
You have to give me a travel vase next time (maybe 🫙?) - it’s not so pretty but the big vases are very complicated to carrry when traveling! 😂
@@Got2Go Maybe a folding drybag type? 🤣
Lea,you are amazing. Thanks to you And Your friend.
Thank you for watching!
Very cool and very lucky to have seen that up close.
Yes, still can’t believe my luck to have witnessed an actual volcanic eruption 🥹
Wow, amazing !
Hi Lea, amazing video ! Thanks for sharing !
Thank you for watching!
If you had a pan with a really long handle, you could have popped popcorn 🍿🤣🤣🤣 The color coming from volcano, was awesome 👏👏👏👏
Some people melted marshmallows over the lava 😂
Now I'm really jealous, have a great trip!
Thank you so much!
Fabulous video!! Thanks for sharing!!!
Magnificent
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Hell yeah it's worth it. Doesn't happen every day everywhere. Great job on the vid and drone work. Glad you went. Have been following it since it erupted. Safe travels. Glad you headed that way after North America.
Thank you so much for the nice words - seeing a volcano erupting was one thing that I had on my list of things I want to see once in a lifetime but I would not have put it in priority because I always thought chances are so small anyways if you don’t “hunt” for them. So for me this was absolutely incredibly lucky 🥹😍
@@Got2Go right place right time Glad you made it. Some incredible drone footage really a first for me seeing drones over volcanos at night. Hope to make you live chat next week got some appointments to make getting old sucks
Good to experience this natural phenomenon so closely.. Thank you for the video
Thank you for watching!
Wow, what an experience to get so close to an erupting volcano! Thanks for sharing it so greatly!
Thank you like always for watching - hope you will join the live chat soon!
That had to be breath taking in person
Yes, can’t even show in video how crazy that looked in real life.
Thanks so much for sharing one of life's great experiences, so vivid and wonderful to see and for you to be up so close to the lava eruptions.
It really was impressive. Happy you liked it!
WOW! Thanks for sharing such an amazing sight and experience.
Thank you, that makes me really happy!
First to view and comment😬... Nice coverage of Iceland
Thank you!
Hallo Lea, bei jeder deiner Reisen denke ich, besser geht es nicht!
Aber du schaffst es immer wieder es zu übertreffen! 😃
Ich freue mich schon auf dein nächstes Video.
Gruß, Ralph
I was eagerly waiting for your blog ma'am❤️❤️❤️
Thank you!
Seeing a vulcano at close distance must be an experience difficult to beat.
Hope to see some mc riding videos from Iceland soon then ... :)
Gracias Lea!!! Like Like Like 👍🇲🇽
Thank you!
Another great video. My wife and I want to visit Iceland and we must soon. I must say with all of your video editing you pick the most appropriate music as back ground. It really makes the videos. Thanks again.
Then you should go very soon, they expect the volcano to be active for a few months again. It’s really worth a visit!!!
So amazing you were in Iceland for this ! I recently found your channel and I’m enjoying it so much !
That makes me very happy! It was a very lucky coincidence that I was able to see the volcanic eruption 😍
Wow , right place at the right time.
Spectacular. Iceland so beautiful and then a vulcano erupted!!
Yes, was really perfect timing for seeing the volcano erupting. Such a majestic sight!
What a crazy experience this was, thanks for calling me early in the morning and your infos about the volcano. Without you I would not have visited it. Thanks Lea🙏
Who knows, maybe we will see another volcano at one point somewhere else! That would be something!
@@Got2Go 'The volcano chasers'😅
Good to hear that voice again
We missed your videos
Stay safe
Thanks, I missed it too! More very soon!
I am totally overwhelmed by the violence of nature from this volcanic eruption. Have a good journey
Yes, it was so crazy to see. And it was as well so crazy to see other peoples reactions who saw the volcano for the first time up close like we did. There was nobody who would not gasp, people with wide eyes, starting to run torwards it because it’s such a crazy view. Always so touching how nature is really able to impresss everyone.
Excellent vlog as usual.. You never fail to amaze us with such an exceptionally high value content.. Thank you .. 🙏
Loving your videos! I'm learning so many lessons through your experiences. Keep it up!
Thank you so much!
Danke, dass du das auch auf RUclips stellst. 25. August Ich werde da sein.
Super, ich freue mich!!! 💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻
Bellísimo, hermoso, sin palabra presenciar esto
incredible.volcanos are indeed of the most beautiful phenomena on our earth. You also recorded such beauty in a wonderful way,. the scenery in the video is stunning and fascinating to look at.thank you for sharing 🌋👍
Thank you for watching, it’s really majestic to imagine that this is how new earth is being formed - and that this is how everything inside our earth looks 😳😳😳
This was great 👍 footage. Thank you very much Leah for sharing. And a big thanks to Martin for getting you there and back safely.
Yes, Martin was definitly the hero of my day, don’t know if I would have gone on the hike without him!
It's so gigantic, with great respect and a good distance from the hot lava 👍👍👀😃 with this wonderful video of yours, I got a new idea, but about that another time 😃 thank you very much for this totally interesting video and greetings to you and everyone 🖐🖐 Ljubo 🏍
Very curious about your idea though! Maybe you let me know in our live chat soon!
@@Got2Go mach ich gerne 😃🖐
Very good video and I love your accent. 🥰
Ha, thank you! Some love it, many hate it! 😂
Lea, it,s good to see you again, are you taking us on a New Magical Mistery tour?. have fun.
I will!!!
Awesome, spectacular and amazing 😻
Thank you so much!
Hello Leah, you are always wonderful and very distinguished with your beautiful adventures and conveying a realistic picture full of excitement and suspense.
Thank you so much!!!
This video is one of your best yet! Stunning is the word that keeps coming to mind. Thank you for taking us on these wonderful journeys.
Aww thank you so much!
You are lucky to visit and see the volcanic nature. Take good care of yourself. Greetings from Pakistan 🌹🌸
Thank you! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Great video. Many thanks for sharing.
Thank you
it is good to see you 👍👍👍🌹
Thank you.
Nice Land Rover Defender
Amazing 🌟Lea ... Here you feel and seen ..live..eruption 👍 are you know about live Mudd volcano!! at Balochistan pakistan
I hope I can visit that at one point!
Great that you were in Iceland. You’re one of the happy few to see the eruption.
I love everything about plate tectonics, volcanoes etc.
I only flew once in my life, a flight around the Alps in a four seater plane. I loved it.
The eruption is still going on, so there will be many more happy people being able to witness this. But it was really right place right time! Happy you enjoyed the video!
@@Got2Go i visited two active but dormant volcanoes in Europe. Maria Laach in the Eifel and the Auvergne in France. Most people think they are extinct but they not. There’s still a filled magma chamber beneath them and they produce CO2.
Viry beatifull video sister
Thanks 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
perfekt 👍👌 super gut es ist anders als die Wüste gefällt mir viel besser 😍 beste Grüße aus Valencia 🙏😸Lea
Amazing! Thank you Lea! :)
Happy you watched!
Welcome Lea...👋👋
Thank you!
That looks so neat to be able to get relatively close to molten rock!
Beautiful to see after sunset with the black and orange.
It really was crazy beautiful, you can’t even see it on pictures!
Lea, tell us more about your new journey 😀
I will Thursday this week in the live chat! You better tune in!!!
I see you liked my home country, flott myndband hjá þér, takk fyrir að deila...
This time your video came too late ma'am❤️❤️❤️
Hey Lea. At the 25.e i will be working. im sorry i cant wathing your live-chat. But i hope everything will go anyway... Good luck.
What drone do you use
We really enjoy watching your adventures
Hey, awesome video! I’m going to Iceland next week and would love to visit the volcano. Unfortunately I’m an very inexperienced hiker and was close to giving up on the idea that I could visit it. The idea to fly there with a helicopter is awesome! It’s still very expensive so I wanted to ask you how hard the hike to the volcano really was? Is it mostly ground level or did you have to go up and down many hills? Would appreciate any help :‘)
You have to go up and down a few hills, and as it was when we did it I would probably not recommend it to you - but I heard that they made a proper path now with diggers that should be easy to hike! Bring enough water and supplies, make a pause when you get tired and bring good clothes for the weather - and you should be fine!
love your content - which editing software do you use?
Maravilloso. 🌋🍃🌱
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Wow 😮👍
Yes 🥹😍
Simply amazing, but it can turn into a very dangerous place without warning, some tourists were evacuated with serious injuries. 🌋
Stay well and enjoy your vacations. 👌
I don’t think on this vulcano - at least not that I heard. The search and rescue team is always there, and when there was a storm a few days ago they closed the whole area because it was too dangerous. I only heard that some people injured themselves because they walked on the new lava or did stupid stuff - which is their own fault if you ask me…
Tanks
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How did the air feel; was there ash? What was its scent? Was heat wafting over to you? What did the lava sound like? So fascinating!
There was actually no ash, and when walking close to the lava field it was very warm, more on top you just felt some slight heat. But the noise was crazy - unfortunately I couldn’t really capture it on video. I think you guys have to go yourself, just to hear the noise!!! 😍
@@Got2Go I am sure such a sight and sound is out of this world!!! WOW lucky you! And BRAVE!😃
Awesome
Super Akka 😇
Thank you so much!
Long time ago my friend told me a German women and irsh water are the best now I came to know he was not lair I wish I could join you some time because your are close mind personality doing some thing planing travelling or keep moving little further
Great video on the volcano. I will be in Iceland for 17 days beginning in early September, and definitely plan on trekking to the site. In your video you returned on a different trail from your entry. You stated that it was easier. Does that mean less rocky? Does that trail connect to the site of the current eruption? Does it take longer? Thank you.
At your time of traveling very likely the original path will be very nice to hike and even much nicer than the one we took on the way back (which was not really a different way in sense of length, it was just sneaking along the lava field of the last eruption instead of hiking over the stone fields on top, so both pathes right next to each other…) because currently the search and rescue team is working on building a safe path. So most of the big stones and rocks will be gone by your time of visiting and the path will be clear, smooth and easy! Enjoy!!!
@@Got2Go Thank you so much. Glad to hear there will be improvements to the trail.
you seem to have mastered the tricky Icelandic pronunciation
Very nice 👌
Thank you!
WOW the video is nice but the volcano erupting at night that , that is National Geographic material and in my humble opinion ,Better Thank you, 🤠
Aww thank you so much for the comment. I am so happy too how the drone shots at night turned out - reallt lucky with everything!
How much time it take for the hike from parking lot
1,5 to 2 hours - for us it took 2 because of the videos
Easy to see why Jules Verne chose Iceland as the starting point of his Journey to The Center of The Earth. Is that volcanic gasses or fog on your return walk?
There were many places where moss and some of the ground was actually burning (you see that as well on our way walking there, but it’s not so clear in the daylight) and that’s how it actually started with the eruption - some rangers first thought it started to burn and smoke because someone put their cigarettes there 😂. I believe that non of the gases were actually dangerous though, the Icelandic search and rescue team is really doing an amazing job keeping the pathes safe and otherwise would have closed those areas up completly.
متابع من العراق السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته كل التوفيق أن شاء الله 🇮🇶🇮🇶🇮🇶🇮🇶🇮🇶🇮🇶🇮🇶❤❤❤❤❤❤❤👍👍👍👍👍👍👍💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪
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Got2Go quality video of the eruption does add another notch of awesomeness to it! 🤗
But a word of warning: Also do *not* walk on last year's solidified lava. Right on the edge, you are safe, but there can be voids under the surface. The ground has not yet settled there and will take years to really do so. Someone just having walked over a spot doesn't guarantee the next one can't step on a weak spot and break through the surface either. It's also still possible that there are pools of molten lava under last year's crust. Anyone falling into them would not get a posthumous award for coolness or bravery but a Darwin Award. The Icelandic officials keep warning about that.
I recommend the brilliant RUclips channel Just Icelandic for lots of fun in general and infos about Iceland in general¹ and this topic specifically!
Oh, and Volcanos are a species that feed on a diet of drones. Remember that the infrared radiation is very much more intense near the lava. Plastic propellers melt, batteries overheat, **Phloompf!!1!**, another one becomes a future riddle for geologists: Where do the tiny inclusions of Lithium, carbon and copper come from?
¹ Like Icelandic mating rituals, the first Icelandic forest a sober person got lost in etc.
Very true, that’s why you see all of us only walking on the side of the old lava field, actually where it was on solid rocks already (sorry if the video gave the wrong impression, you see it better in some of the night shots that nobody is really on the old field).
And yes, never fly a drone too close or right OVER an errupting volcano - but to be honest I thought that was kind of common knowledge or at least common sense. But you can get so close to these eruptions anyways in a a very safe way, you can just fly it along the erruption withiut risking anything and still getting awesome pictures like we did.
@@Got2Go I saw a video yesterday where two people, apparently teens, walked over the fresh lava crust to within some 10 metres of a running lava flow. It was taken from a drone and the youtuber basically used his drone to chase the two back to safe ground…
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13:35 hike best 👍 because 500€ pay for ..helicopter.. its heavy 🙏😅
I agree. But it was “only” 350 😂
@@Got2Go I'm paying 50 and agree to set on the heli floor... not on seat 😂🙏
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