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Posted by Kastori
 - Thu 09.07.2009 02:58:46 (UTC+0300)
vähän  :sorry:
Posted by Josse
 - Thu 09.07.2009 02:07:05 (UTC+0300)
Osuko pää pohjaan ?
Posted by Kastori
 - Thu 09.07.2009 00:07:06 (UTC+0300)
hyppäsin viidestä metristä mereen..  :sorry:
Posted by GILlian
 - Wed 08.07.2009 23:15:13 (UTC+0300)
Vaara kiehtoo.. :jepso:
Posted by Dimmu Burger
 - Sat 04.07.2009 22:41:59 (UTC+0300)
deep purple :bounce:
Posted by IsoPahaJolppi
 - Sat 04.07.2009 22:00:44 (UTC+0300)
 :jepso: Komeita otoksia ovat, mutta kun tuota toisteksi alimmaista kuvaa katsoo, niin aikas lähellä kuolemaansa kuvaavat, entäpä jos seuraava purkaus onkin tulossa suoraan alta...
Posted by nyyyps
 - Sat 04.07.2009 21:03:31 (UTC+0300)
http://www.boston.com/bigpicture/2009/03/undersea_eruptions_near_tonga.html
Enempi kuvia linkistä. :jepso:


An undersea volcano erupts off the coast of Tonga, sending plumes of steam, ash and smoke up to 100 meters into the air, on March 18, 2009, off the coast of Nuku'Alofa, Tonga. (Dana Stephenson/Getty Images)


Second in a series of undersea volcano eruption photos off the coast of Tonga, taken March 18th by photographer Dana Stephenson. (Dana Stephenson/Getty Images) #


An undersea volcano erupts about 10 kilometers off the Tongatapu coast of Tonga sending plumes of steam and smoke hundreds of meters into the air. (LOTHAR SLABON/AFP/Getty Images) #


The plume of an erupting undersea volcano is seen off the coast of Nuku'Alofa, Tonga on March 18, 2009. (Dana Stephenson/Getty Images) #