Milos Island (Cyclades, Greece), April 2011: Sarakiniko

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Milos Island (Cyclades, Greece), April 2011: Sarakiniko

Impressions from a hike along the spectacular pumice cliffs from Filakopi to Sarakiniko on Milos' north coast.

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Deep coastal canyon cut through an impressive pumice flow deposit near Filakopi, where our hike star... (258 Hits)	Natural bridge formed by sea erosion into the white ash and pumice deposit near Papafrakos. A good s... (398 Hits)	The route follows the coast of white pumice and ash cliffs, ancient volcanic sediments on the sea fl... (102 Hits)	Nearly undisturbed submarine ash and lapilli layers (Photo: Tom Pfeiffer) (113 Hits)
Pahena beach (Photo: Tom Pfeiffer) (267 Hits)	Curved beautiful channels have been cut into the white ash deposit by wave erosion. (Photo: Tom Pfei... (113 Hits)	Wave erosion has cut out a narrow fissure through the ash deposit. With time, this widens into a cha... (228 Hits)	Developing channels carved out by sea erosion enlarging initially narrow and long fissures cut into ... (220 Hits)
(Photo: Tom Pfeiffer) (91 Hits)	(Photo: Tom Pfeiffer) (59 Hits)	View over the Sarakiniko coast (Photo: Tom Pfeiffer) (215 Hits)	Fine white ash (Photo: Tom Pfeiffer) (184 Hits)
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