Mystery Volcano Photo #7

The next Mystery Volcano Photo!

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Erik Klemetti

September 1, 2010

Today’s a busy Monday with not much volcano news, so here’s a new Mystery Volcano Photo.

MVP Standings:

volcanista – 1

Elizabeth – 1

Ralph – 1

Cam – 1

Gijs – 1

Anne – 1

Good luck!

Erik Klemetti

Volcanologist, Denison University

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Mystery Volcano Photo #7

The next Mystery Volcano Photo!

Leadership masterclass: Nike, Jordan, and James Baldwin