On March 19, the Icelandic volcano Fagradalsfjall, located just 40 kilometers from Reykjavik, erupted. Icelanders had waited for days for the colossus to erupt, as numerous earth movements had been experienced in recent weeks.
The eruption has been small and no damage is expected. Instead, this volcano that had been inactive for nearly 800 years is leaving us spectacular images to remember. The authorities have also placed a webcam in the area that allows direct spying on the activity of the Fagradalsfjall
