lol, thanks for all your comments so far - but i did really mean the volcanic Aeolian Island. If you have any info on this, it will be greatly appreciated.
Violent eruptions are rare at Stromboli. In 1919, four people were killed and twelve homes destroyed by blocks, some of which weighed 60 tons (50 metric tons). In 1930, during the largest eruption of Stromboli this century, three people were killed by pyroclastic flows. A fourth was scalded to death in the sea near the point the flows entered the ocean. The amount of ash erupted in the explosive eruptions in 1930 was equivalent to that produced during five years of normal, quiet activity. Most recently, in 1986, a biologist was killed by a block while on the crater rim.
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Violent eruptions are rare at Stromboli. In 1919, four people were killed and twelve homes destroyed by blocks, some of which weighed 60 tons (50 metric tons). In 1930, during the largest eruption of Stromboli this century, three people were killed by pyroclastic flows. A fourth was scalded to death in the sea near the point the flows entered the ocean. The amount of ash erupted in the explosive eruptions in 1930 was equivalent to that produced during five years of normal, quiet activity. Most recently, in 1986, a biologist was killed by a block while on the crater rim.
Stromboli is the only vulcano in Europe in permanently eruptive activity.
I don't know but I think stromboli is yummy haha
Every Tuesday at 5.30 pm, just in time for rush hour. Oy Vey!
It has little rumblings on a regular basis.
I dunno. Every time you put it in the microwave?