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Friday, March 1, 2013
The birth of a volcano
On February 20th, 1943, Dionisio Pulido watched as a crack in his
farm field collapsed in on itself and began to vomit out ash, rock, and
fire. The birth of Mexico's ParĂcutin volcano is a story I've heard
before. Dana Hunter's two-part series on the
occasion of its 70th volcanaversary. Her posts really get into the
perspective of Pulido and other local residents in a way I haven't seen
in other accounts, and she does an amazing job of giving you a sense of
just how well-documented the birth of this volcano was and why that fact
matters so much.
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