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photographer: Salvo Orlando
First snowfall on Monte Nero degli Zappini, in the background the crater of Mount Vetore, in the foreground a bush of Etna's Barberry

photographer: Salvo Orlando
First snowfall of Monte Nero degli Zappini, in the background the crater of Mount Vetore

photographer: Salvo Orlando
At the end of winter, the temperatures begin to melt snow at lower altitudes on Etna

photographer: Salvo Orlando
Etna beyond 2000m altitude, one of the pines at high altitude in the west side

photographer: Salvo Orlando
An pine grew up in the ancient lava on the estern slopes of Etna.

photographer: Salvo Orlando
A ice slab inside one of the Sartorius craters , in the background Monte Frumento

photographer: Salvo Orlando
A small seedling Erysimum Etnense. Despite the appearance survives the winter in the snow.

photographer: Salvo Orlando
Sunset from the craters Silvestri, in the background Monte Vetore and rangers watchtower at the top

photographer: Salvo Orlando
Monte Frumento delle Concazze snow-covered. In the foreground some bushes of Astragalus siculus, an endemic plant of Sicily.

photographer: Salvo Orlando
Sunrise close to Citelli refuge, red lights over Monte Frumento delle Concazze

photographer: Salvo Orlando
the skeleton of a pine tree on the snowy slopes of Monte Nero degli Zappini

photographer: Salvo Orlando
south-east crater at sunset, this crater is currently the most active on Etna for almost a decade

photographer: Salvo Orlando
An little pine which grew up in the ancient lava on the western slopes of Etna.

photographer: Salvo Orlando
Flaming birch trees in sunrise light. In the background Mount Frumento delle Concazze

photographer: Salvo Orlando
Snow formations molded by the wind. In the background the 2001 eruption craters

photographer: Salvo Orlando
A birch almost submerged in snow along the slopes of the sartorius craters

photographer: Salvo Orlando
Etna south side, snowflakes like meteors in the air, it is the beginning of what will turn into a powerful blizzard.

photographer: Salvo Orlando
Contrada Milia, south-west slope of Etna, a rare snowfall at low altitude covers part of the rocks in which stands a pine.

photographer: Salvo Orlando
View of Etna from the edge of one of the Sartorius craters, in the background Monte Frumento

photographer: Salvo Orlando
An little pine which grew up in the ancient lava on the western slopes of Etna.

photographer: Salvo Orlando
An incredible pine which grew up in the ancient lava on the southern slopes of Etna.

photographer: Salvo Orlando
Trees at the base of Sartorius crater after a heavy snowfall occurred a few days before.

photographer: Salvo Orlando
Some pine trees dead during the 2002 eruption of Mount Etna.

photographer: Salvo Orlando
Some pine trees dead during the 2002 eruption of Mount Etna.

photographer: Salvo Orlando
Some pine trees survived the 2002 eruption of Mount Etna, others stand like ghosts in the fog.

photographer: Salvo Orlando
beginning of autumn, the leaves of the beech wood of Timparossa begin to color.

photographer: Salvo Orlando
An incredible pine which grew up in the ancient lava on the southern slopes of Etna.

photographer: Salvo Orlando
Autumn fogs descend into the valley on the western slope of the volcano. Among the craters of Piano dei Grilli stands overgrown the crater of Mount Minardo.

photographer: Salvo Orlando
The first snow on Mount Etna at the end of autumn, on some poplars still resist the last yellow leaves.