Ang mga kabahayan sa paanan ng Bundok Merapi sa Indonesia ay halos matabunan nang rumagasa ang magkahalong nagbabagang abo, bato, at putik sa isa nitong pagputok. Nang humupa ang pag-aalburoto ng kalikasan, naging sikat na pasyalan ito ng mga turista (kabilang na kami).
May kalumaan na ang litratong ito mula pa noong 2007. Oktubre ng taong ito, muling sumabog ang bulkan na kumitil na ng kulang-kulang 300 buhay. Nawa'y pumayapa nang muli ang Merapi.
MALAPOT = THICK
These homes at the foot of Mt Merapi in Indonesia were almost buried by the fiery mixture of ash, boulders, and water - pyroclastic materials that attract hardy tourists like ourselves.
This photo, taken in 2007, displays an active but rather quiet volcano. However, about three weeks ago, Mt Merapi once again unleashed its fury, killing some 300 Indonesians in the process. Peace, Merapi!
at the foot of Mt Merapi, at the outskirts of Yogyakarta, June 2007, using a digicam.
na alaala ko si pinatubo noon ang dami ring natabunan, lalo na yung nasa pampanga
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The mountain looks beautiful from the distance, but dangerous.
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Grabe talaga kung mag-alburoto ang kalikasan...we are virtually powerless against the power of nature!
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