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Published: January 26th 2011
Seventy five thousand years ago a large volcano blew its top leaving a massive crater in North Sumatra. Near the middle of the crater a slow flow of lava trickled from beneath the earth's crust, forming a big lump that would become samosir island whenever the crater filled with water. Creation through destruction is the lesson volcanoes are here to teach us. The idea of violence in a place as...
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Dean
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Sumatra
I like the long walks. One good long walk is certainly worth 10 quickly visited places.