Maurice & Katia Krafft

[David]

There's a warmly entertaining documentary National Geographic did on
volcanoes in 1989, highlighting the work of the Kraffts.

http://images.amazon.com/images/P/6304475977.01.LZZZZZZZ.jpg

This is the best -- but by no means the most spectacular -- of the
five or six volcano-themed specials National Geographic made over the
decades.

The Kraffts were extraordinary people & scientists. Let us never
forget them.
http://terreetvolcans.free.fr/images/monic_4.jpg

R.I.P. Maurice & Katia Krafft (June 3, 1991)
Killed at Mt. Unzen, Japan, in a pyroclastic flow

[amber]

I'm sure I've seen their work. It takes a special kind of person to study volcanoes way up close that way. And thank goodness they did, because I love shows about volcanoes.

[Hippocampus]

I'm sure I've seen their work. It takes a special kind of person to study volcanoes way up close that way. And thank goodness they did, because I love shows about volcanoes.


Yeah me too, I love those big eruptions.