Have you ever seen a volcano?

No, I’ve never seen a volcano. I never thought of going to visit one, but if I got an opportunity and was assured that it would be relatively safe I probably would go to the rim and take a look in. I like to do exciting things like that. How many people can say they’ve looked into the mouth of a volcano?

Fortunately there are no volcanoes in the United Kingdom, and I have never visited one while travelling. A volcano is a fascinating example of nature, but after seeing various examples on television and being aware of the poisonous environment and unstable surrounding surface I would not really wish to visit one.

I can honestly say I have never seen a volcano. I would like to hike up to the mouth of a dormant one..

No, I’ve never seen a volcano. I never thought of going to visit one, but if I got an opportunity and was assured that it would be relatively safe I probably would go to the rim and take a look in. I like to do exciting things like that. How many people can say they’ve looked into the mouth of a volcano?

no..i have seen volcanoes only in the discovery channel :(

i have never seen a volcano but i would like to i could cook hodags

Nope, I just see it on Television.

No, but I would like to see one.

yes i have seen in south italy

no

I have seen Mt. Raineer - an active volcano in WAshinton.

I have actually had the opportunity to hike up to the mouth of a volcano in Grants, New Mexico. I took a cross country trip and stopped at wonderful sites along the way. I saw this sign that said stop here and climb a volcano, so I did! It was awesome, it was a one mile hike up a trail and it led you to the edge of the mouth of the volcano, now of course the volcano is not active, but it was still awesome. I even have a t-shirt that says I climbed a volcano, Bandera volcano and ice caves. The ice cave was wonderful too because you are VERY hot when you descend, since I did this in the summer so the ice cave was very cool and refreshing. You should do this if you ever go near Grants, New Mexico.

I have actually had the opportunity to hike up to the mouth of a volcano in Grants, New Mexico. I took a cross country trip and stopped at wonderful sites along the way. I saw this sign that said stop here and climb a volcano, so I did! It was awesome, it was a one mile hike up a trail and it led you to the edge of the mouth of the volcano, now of course the volcano is not active, but it was still awesome. I even have a t-shirt that says I climbed a volcano, Bandera volcano and ice caves. The ice cave was wonderful too because you are VERY hot when you descend, since I did this in the summer so the ice cave was very cool and refreshing. You should do this if you ever go near Grants, New Mexico.

yes, i have seen a volcano, there's alot of volcano in our country, but i think it is scary to go up to the mouth of volcano. One of the will known volcano in our country is the "Mayon Volcano"Mayon Volcano is an active volcano in the Philippines on the island of Luzon, in the province of Albay in the Bicol Region. Its almost perfectly-shaped cone is considered by some to be the Philippine equivalent of Mount Fuji in Japan. 15 kilometres to the southeast of the volcano is Legazpi City. Mayon is classified by volcanologists as a stratovolcano (composite volcano). Its symmetric cone was formed through alternate pyroclastic and lava flows. Mayon is the most active volcano in the country, having erupted over 50 times in the past 400 years. It is located between the Eurasian and the Philippine Plate, at a convergent plate boundary: where a continental plate meets an oceanic plate, the lighter continental plate overrides the oceanic plate, forcing it down; magma is formed where the rock melts.

no never

no never

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I have never seen a volcano first hand. I have seen it but I have never had the pleasure.

yes my city is limited by the mountain which is still active and has the big crater it called "queen crater" in Bandung,Indonesia

Well this is some kind of joke.. i dont want to go there just to see that.. though it looks very beautiful from much distance... :)