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The shadow of Paricutin Volcano at dawn.
Descending Paricutin Volcano. It takes about 40 minutes to climb and 2.5 minutes to descend.
Pedro Perucho stands on the steaming rim of Paricutin Volcano. The volcano is technically extinct but still emits clouds of steam.
Pedro Perucho stands on the steaming rim of Paricutin Volcano. The volcano is technically extinct but still emits clouds of steam.
A selfie of Stephen Alvarez on the rim of Paricutin volcano
Pedro Perucho stands on the steaming rim of Paricutin Volcano. The volcano is technically extinct but still emits clouds of steam.
Pedro Perucho stands on the steaming rim of Paricutin Volcano. The volcano is technically extinct but still emits clouds of steam.
Steam rises on the crater of Paricutin Volcano.
Pedro Perucho Sosa and Jesus Loepz walk the still steaming crater of Paricutin volcano.
Pedro Perucho Sosa and Jesus Loepz walk the still steaming crater of Paricutin volcano.
Pedro Perucho Sosa and Jesus Loepz walk the still steaming crater of Paricutin volcano.
The lava surrounding Paricutin volcano.
Paricutin Volcano at a distance
Cayetano Perucho drives his blue truck through the pine forest surrounding Paricutin Volcano.
A selfie of Stephen Alvarez and John Burcham
Maria Olivo Esquivel (l) and Veronica Aguilar Olivo (r) make tortillas outside the entrance to San Juan Parangaricutiro Church,
The remains of San Juan Parangaricutiro Church which was destoryed in the 1940s by an eruption of Paricutin volcano. The photographers shadow is visible in the forground making this sort of a selfie
A selfie of Stephen Alvarez and Jesus Lopez
A selfie of Stephen Alvarez and John Burcham
A shadow on the wall of San Juan Parangaricutiro Church
A photographers shadow on the wall of San Juan Parangaricutiro Church.
Sunrise at the remains of San Juan Parangaricutiro Church. THe church was destoryed in the 1940s by a lava flow from Paricutin volcano.
Sunrise at the remains of San Juan Parangaricutiro Church. THe church was destoryed in the 1940s by a lava flow from Paricutin volcano.
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