Sulphurous Collection

Boardwalk over a hot sulphurous pool. Kuirau Park, Rotorua, Bay of Plenty region, North Island, New Zealand

Horses treated for mange, WW1
Horses treated for mange by sulpurous acid gas at Abbeville Veterinary Hospital during World War One

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THE SULPHUR GROUNDS, OJIGOKU (GREAT HELL), NEAR LAKE HAKONE, JAPAN, " Sulphurous smoke issues from any hole made by a stick thrust into the ground at ones feet."

Sulphur sticks. Sulphur is a pale yellow, odourless, brittle solid, which is insoluble in water but soluble in carbon disulphide

Sulphur crystals. Sulphur (chemical symbol S) is a nonmetallic yellow solid at room temperature. This monoclinic crystalline shape is produced when sulphur crystallises slowly out of solution

Geothermal activity - sulphur rocks and lake. Hells Gate geothermal reserve -Tikitere - Rotorua - North Island - New
MAB-747 Geothermal activity - sulphur rocks and lake Hells Gate geothermal reserve -Tikitere - Rotorua - North Island - New Zealand Mark Boulton Please note that prints are for personal display

Hell's Gate / Tikitere geothermal reserve - mud volcano and sulphur lake. Rotorua - North Island - New Zealand
MAB-314 Hell's Gate / Tikitere geothermal reserve - mud volcano and sulphur lake. Rotorua - North Island - New Zealand Mark Boulton Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Hell's Gate / Tikitere Maori owned geothermal reserve - Rotorua - North Island - New Zealand
MAB-319 Hell's Gate / Tikitere Maori owned geothermal reserve Rotorua - North Island - New Zealand Mark Boulton Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Hell's Gate / Tikitere geothermal reserve - Green vegetation in cold water stream inlet
MAB-313 Hell's Gate / Tikitere geothermal reserve - Green vegetation in cold water stream inlet. Rotorua - North Island - New Zealand Mark Boulton Please note that prints are for personal display

Pohutu geyser erupting steaming water from sulphurous mud and rock in Te Puia, Whakarewarewa Thermal Reserve in geothermal valley, Rotorua, North Island, New Zealand, Pacific

The Blue Crater Lake of Viti, which appeared after an eruption in 1875, part of the sulphurous geothermal area of Namafjall, Reykjahlio, Iceland

Solfatara Volcano C17Th
Sightseers at the Solfatara volcano near Naples, Italy, which coninuously sends forth streams of smoke & where sulphur and alum is made

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Discover the mesmerizing world wonders. Step onto a boardwalk that stretches over a hot sulphurous pool in Kuirau Park, located in the Bay of Plenty region of Rotorua, New Zealand. Feel the heat rising from beneath your feet as you witness nature's raw power. Transport yourself back to 19th century Italy, where lithographs depicted sellers offering bottles filled with precious sulphurous water. A testament to its healing properties and popularity during that era. During World War I, even horses were treated for mange using sulphur-based remedies. Witnessing how this element was utilized not only for human ailments but also for our loyal companions is truly remarkable. Immerse yourself in the captivating visuals of geothermal activity at Hell's Gate / Tikitere Maori owned geothermal reserve in Rotorua, North Island, New Zealand. Marvel at the vibrant yellow hues emanating from sulphur rocks and lakes – a surreal sight that showcases Earth's volcanic artistry. Sulphur sticks have long been used as an effective means to ignite flames or create smoke signals. Their pungent scent lingers in the air as they serve their purpose – a reminder of how versatile this element can be. Gaze upon exquisite sulphur crystals gleaming under natural light; their intricate formations are like miniature works of art crafted by Mother Nature herself. Explore Hell's Gate / Tikitere Maori owned geothermal reserve further and encounter boiling mud pools and a stunningly turquoise sulphur lake. The bubbling mud volcanoes add an otherworldly touch to this already enchanting landscape. Venture deeper into Hell's Gate / Tikitere Maori owned geothermal reserve and witness mud fumaroles releasing steam alongside another striking sulphur lake. This juxtaposition between earthy elements creates an atmosphere unlike any other – simultaneously eerie yet awe-inspiring. Intrigued by these extraordinary sights.