. Scottish geographical magazine. s visible behind the eastern Torrella. The activityin this eastern part of the crater still maintained the same quiet characteras in 1888. The whole area constantly emitted vapour; there was morethan one bocca visible, but they were quite small, and only gave veryfeeble explosions, and these with a rhythm quite independent of those atthe western part of the crater. The illustration, Stromboli. An Explosion. Early Stage, takenby the author on April 20, 1904, from a point to the west of the crater,and consequently in almost exactly an opposite direction to that
. Scottish geographical magazine. s visible behind the eastern Torrella. The activityin this eastern part of the crater still maintained the same quiet characteras in 1888. The whole area constantly emitted vapour; there was morethan one bocca visible, but they were quite small, and only gave veryfeeble explosions, and these with a rhythm quite independent of those atthe western part of the crater. The illustration, Stromboli. An Explosion. Early Stage, takenby the author on April 20, 1904, from a point to the west of the crater,and consequently in almost exactly an opposite direction to that showingthe Sciara from the NE., shows the condition of the western part of thecrater sixteen years later. The conspicuous rock to the right of theplate is the western Torrella, behind which, in 1888, was the great craterabove referred to. The bocca to the left, from which the explosion istaking place, is shown in some of the earlier photographs as situated onthe edge of the larger crater at its junction with the Sciara. The great.
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