A view from a plane of Pavlof Sister (left) and the larger Pavlof Volcano (right) observed above the clouds over the Alaskan Peninsula. The view is to the south from the plane. The northeastern portion of the summit of Pavlof Volcano (right) possibly displays some minor ash deposits from minor Strombolian bursts, but it could also be a snow-free portion of the summit.

A view from a plane of Pavlof Sister (left) and the larger Pavlof Volcano (right) observed above the clouds over the Alaskan Peninsula. The view is to the south from the plane. The northeastern portion of the summit of Pavlof Volcano (right) possibly displays some minor ash deposits from minor Strombolian bursts, but it could also be a snow-free portion of the summit.

Date: Jul 31st, 2003
Volcano(es): Pavlof Pavlof Sister
Photographer: Smith, S. J.
URL: avo.alaska.edu/image/view/2259
Image courtesy of Steve J. Smith.
Please cite Steve J. Smith when using this image. For permission contact him at iceburghwolves@charter.net.
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