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On March 19th a volcanic eruption started in the valley of Geldingadalir on the Reykjanes peninsula in Iceland. Seven years after the Holuhraun eruption this eruption marked the end of the wait for the next lava spectacle in Iceland. And what a spectacle it is. After initially one fissure had opened, several others started to open as well. Turning a once dull valley into an unbelievable scenery of bubbling lava lakes, smoking cones and incredible lava flows. The lava field, although by April still much much smaller than the one Holuhraun created in 2014, started to overflow and advance to other adjacent valleys.
