This is a sunset on the Tyrrhenian sea made special by the presence on the horizon of Stromboli, one of the Aeolian islands, with its active volcano. The volcano which is 934 meters high has been in almost continuous eruption for the past 2,000 years. Over the crater there is always a cloud, smaller or bigger depending on the intensity of the eruption. The lava flows directly into the sea from the Streak of Fire (Sciara di Fuoco). A magic view. Better on black
@stefanotrezzi Thank you Stefano, but it was not my choice, that was the only way to include both from the terrace in Tropea where we were admiring the sunset!
suzanne234 @phil_howcroft@golftragic@777margo Thank you. In front of the volcano one has the feeling of facing a divinity. We have climbed it twice during the night and the noise of the explosions and the halo of the incandescent lava falling in the sea from the opposite site of the mountain imposed a sense of awe and respect. The islanders all it IDDU, the dialect word for HE. As if the Stromboli were a person
