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Bygone Tourist Sites Our Grandparents Could Visit But We Can't See In Their Original Glory Anymore

Posted by Bill Rippel on August 07, 2021 - 1:45am


44. Plymouth, Montserrat, Britain

This town was once a big draw in the Caribbean where tourists could enjoy some fun in the sun. However, in 1997 everyone was forced to evacuate when volcanic activity threatened the population. It’s a good thing they did; the entire town was buried beneath hot lava.

You’d think that they could come back in once the volcano had finished, but the volcano had other ideas. To this day, it continues to bubble and threaten another massive eruption. Although people are allowed on the island, the majority of Plymouth is off-limits just in case.

August 7, 2021 at 4:54am
Charles Phillips Nature is the boss.
August 7, 2021 at 2:54am