In Kenya lies Lake Turkana, the world's largest alkaline lake. This is the Nabuyatom Crater, a geological marvel of that lake. It's a caldera--the remnants of a collapsed volcano.
Link -via TYWKIWDBI | Photo: Christian Strebel
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Thanks Kirsten! I checked out Onekotan - it's quite fascinating! I particularly like the photographs by Lutz Kircher
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Great picture! I have developed an infatuation with craters and lakes after visiting Oregon's Crater Lake in 2000. I recently learned of the Russian island Onekotan. It is beautiful and interesting. Thanks for the post!
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