Yes, he's very impressive!querty wrote:Have you seen a geiser? (sorry I don't know how to call it in English) I think that must be impressive.
Look: before and during the eruption.
BTW, it's kind of weather is very common in Iceland
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Nice picturesbhoeyb wrote:Yes, he's very impressive!querty wrote:Have you seen a geiser? (sorry I don't know how to call it in English) I think that must be impressive.
Look: before and during the eruption.
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BTW, it's kind of weather is very common in Iceland. Lotz of clouds and RAIN.

Browse http://www.andorra.addave1980 wrote:Last summer I have visited Andorra.
Is there somebody else on this forum who knows something about this little European country between France and Spain?

Yes, it's rather a very big whooshhh and splassh.querty wrote:Can you hear each other during that eruption.
25 meters or so ... here is more info and a better photo.querty wrote:Was it very high the geyser on the right picture? I have always wanted to see that.



The population of the Principality (65.844 inhabitants) is made up of 33,19% Andorrans and people born in Andorra (this expression refers to resident children born in Andorra to foreigners who, under the qualified law on nationality, are granted Andorran nationality provisionally until the reach the age of 18 years) (23.697 inhab.), 42,63% Spanish (26.750 inhab.), 10,25% Portuguese (6.748 inhab.)ag_pt wrote:Browse http://www.andorra.addave1980 wrote:Last summer I have visited Andorra.
Is there somebody else on this forum who knows something about this little European country between France and Spain?