Mystery Volcano Photo #5

The next in the Mystery Volcano Photo series. Take your best shot!

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September 1, 2010

So far, Eruptions readers have nailed every one of the Mystery Volcano Photos posted, usually within the first two guess. That leaves our standings as:

volcanista – 1

Elizabeth – 1

Ralph – 1

Cam – 1

The field – 0

Here’s a MVP for you to identify. Good luck!

Volcanologist, Denison University

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