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Plastic in the Pacific - Part 16-D - Additional Photos - Isla Isabela
by Ian Thomson on 21 Jan 2016
Thommo on a mini crater Annika Fredriksson
2015 Plastic in the Pacific Crusade - The team at Ocean Crusaders was in the Galapagos. Here are some extra photos of the Chico and Sierra Negra Volcano on Isla Isabela.
Close up of Moss covered tree © Annika Fredriksson
Sierra Negra Crater © Annika Fredriksson
Volcano Chico © Annika Fredriksson
The view north © Annika Fredriksson
One ofmany holes with heat eminating © Annika Fredriksson
Muddy walk © Annika Fredriksson
Plenty of different flower varieties © Annika Fredriksson
Lush vegetation on South side © Annika Fredriksson
Base of walk covered in misty cloud © Annika Fredriksson
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