Nearing the end of our trail, Jose takes a side trek to show us fumeroles.
At this spot, the Earth’s breath is moist and hot. There is a steady updraft of steam in columns as if it was squeezing up between clenched teeth.
If you believe in dragon’s, you would call this dragon’s breath.
When you lean over, the steam is warm, seductive.
I hate to leave.
Dragon’s cast deep spells.
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That’s amazing. I never knew that these conditions could exist in a sort of jungle type of environment.
Mombacho is a volcano and we were hiking in the rain forest that surrounds its summit. It is a really active part of the Earth down here.still, it was not something i had ever got to experience before. it was like putting your face close top the steam coming from a jet in a steam room but very gentle.