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Location: Etna Volcano, Sicily - Italy
Directed by: Graziano Piazza and Marco Drillo Photi
Dronist: Luca Barone
FPV Dronist: Xavier Frechard (Pika FPV)
Mua: Desiree Lagato.

Big thanks to
Marcandrea Lipari
Giuseppe Renda
Guide Group Alpine Etna South
Volcanological guide: Peppe "Kona" Barbagallo
Cableways of ETNA
Executives: Salvo Di Franco and Nino Mazzaglia
Head of Service: Gianluca Mazzaglia
Work supervisors: Andrea Nicotra
Snowcat drivers: Nino Giuffrida and Carmelo Recupero
Cableways directors: Alfio Nicolosi, Dario Cona, Carmelo D'Oca

Etna Volcano is one of the most beautiful and charming active volcano on Europe (3.330m).
Nowday has 250 craters.
We were on the southern slope of Etna, right on the edge of the Barbagallo Craters (2920 meters) formed following the great eruption that lasted from 27 October 2002 to 29 January 2003.
This eruption was called "The Perfect Eruption".
Etna Volcano is considered one of the most explosive in the last 100 years and is also considered the most destructive from an infrastructural point of view.

We drove from Palermo to Etna around 3 hours, with all instruments and piano on our van.
After arriving at Rifugio Sapienza Etna, with all the team we started climbing the volcano 7am with the piano on a pick up and the rest of the instruments on 8 different cableway (for 15 mins). After getting the cableway, we all moved and get all the gears in a snowcat for other 20 mins to reach the highest point, close to the chasm of Etna.
It was super hard and exhausting for all of us to go up there and bring all the instruments plus the piano, but the stunning and huge view from the top worth it!

last words from the volcanological guide before starting the set were:
"During these days there is more pressure on the chasm then usual, if it continues this way and something should happen, we must leave all the gears here and go!"