Volcán de Santa Ana, with Lago de Coatepeque in the foreground—a volcanic crater lake—hovering above the early-morning glints of San Salvador.
Some 50–70,000 years ago, the volcano emptied its magma chamber, collapsed inward, and spewed the valley with molten lava, forging some of the most fertile land on Earth. Biting into a mango from this region feels like stepping through the gates of heaven.
A reminder that life erupts from obliteration.
Just like with #bitcoin - every four years.
Some 50–70,000 years ago, the volcano emptied its magma chamber, collapsed inward, and spewed the valley with molten lava, forging some of the most fertile land on Earth. Biting into a mango from this region feels like stepping through the gates of heaven.
A reminder that life erupts from obliteration.
Just like with #bitcoin - every four years.