It spews ash every day—ceaselessly, without a moment’s pause. It is a strange, reddish ash—so light that it barely settles on the ground, instead drifting on the wind to great altitudes, forcing aircraft to steer clear and causing the Catania airport to close again and again. And yet, Etna is not actually erupting. Italian media […]
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At the foot of Mount Etna lies a fascinating place steeped in both myth and history. It is a place that remained closed off for too long and risked disappearing forever, yet today it has been reclaimed for everyone to enjoy. Locals call it the “Bosco di Aci” (Aci Forest), and it is one of […]
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