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Tag Archives: ash cloud

Out in the field

Etna, Stromboli and smelly tshirts: part 2

Posted on September 29, 2011 by Nick • 1 Comment

Filming is just about wrapped up here – we had a good morning shoot on the flanks of Stromboli yesterday, now the weather has cleared. The hydrofoil back to Messina stopped off at all the main Aeolian islands, then we hopped in a taxi to Catania airport for a 21.30 hrs flight to Naples. We … Continue reading →

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