INTRODUCTION
        Volcanoes are
         openings in the
         earths crust or
         surface that can let
         out lava, deadly
         gases,and ash.
         Some volcanic ash
         clouds can get as
         high as 4
         kilometres, some 10
         kilometres!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Famous Volcanoes
MOUNT VESUVIUS
Mount Vesuvius erupted in AD 79 killing
around 2000 people.
 Before the eruption happened, the city of
Pompeii was celebrating the festival of the
roman god of fire (Vulcan), when it had
passed - ”BOOM” Vesuvius erupted burying
the city of Pompeii in ash and pumice. Mount
Vesuvius is a strato volcano.
MOUNT TAMBORA




Mount Tambora is an active stratocone
volcano, located on the island of Sumbawa,
Indonesia. Mount Tambora is 4,300 m high,
making this volcano one of the tallest peaks
in the Indonesian archipelago.
TECHTONIC PLATES!




The earths surface is made up out of large
 techtonic plates, a little like a jigsaw puzzle.
 These plates are constantly travelling, moving a
 few centimetres a year. When the edges of
 these plates rub each other, it causes
 earthquakes and volcanoes.
By Grace Buxton

Grace is awesome this is called volcanoes

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    INTRODUCTION Volcanoes are openings in the earths crust or surface that can let out lava, deadly gases,and ash. Some volcanic ash clouds can get as high as 4 kilometres, some 10 kilometres!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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    MOUNT VESUVIUS Mount Vesuviuserupted in AD 79 killing around 2000 people. Before the eruption happened, the city of Pompeii was celebrating the festival of the roman god of fire (Vulcan), when it had passed - ”BOOM” Vesuvius erupted burying the city of Pompeii in ash and pumice. Mount Vesuvius is a strato volcano.
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    MOUNT TAMBORA Mount Tamborais an active stratocone volcano, located on the island of Sumbawa, Indonesia. Mount Tambora is 4,300 m high, making this volcano one of the tallest peaks in the Indonesian archipelago.
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    TECHTONIC PLATES! The earthssurface is made up out of large techtonic plates, a little like a jigsaw puzzle. These plates are constantly travelling, moving a few centimetres a year. When the edges of these plates rub each other, it causes earthquakes and volcanoes.
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