Successive layers of ash on the Caldera walls from eruptions of Santorini. The top white layer corresponds to the "Minoan" eruption.

View of the caldera rim to the South from the town of Fira.

View towards north of Fira town. The red building on the edge of the cliff in the distance is the Thera Foundation conference centre. What a view!

Another view of Fira town from the conference centre.

The newest part of the volcano, Nea Kameni, has been forming for around 3000 years at the centre of the old caldera.

Tourist shot of the new part of the volcano.

The field trip transport.

A fumarole on Nea Kameni. The yellow color is from sulphur released by the vents. The mad people standing in the way are mostly geologists.

Lava flows and ash on Nea Kameni with Fira town in the background.

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