On the one hand, what you have here is a picture of old vines with Mount Etna erupting behind them. OK, a pretty impressive sight to be sure, and one heck of a soundtrack, with huge booms rolling across the landscape. But on the other hand, what you can see here is the unique terroir of the volcano in action. Some of the tiny particles of ash, smoke, and volcanic ejecta that make up that plume wafting into the mesosphere fall back to earth and make up much of the fine sandy medium into which these ancient Nerello Mascalese vines set their roots. Here on Etna, the sky provides not only sunlight, but also soil.
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