Talk:Nevado del Ruiz
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[edit] Alternate elevation
I deleted the elevation a previous editor had put in the first sentence, for two reasons. First, it's standard with mountain articles just to have the elevation in the infobox. More important, the elevation given was inconsistent with the one in the infobox, which is derived from the Smithsonian site. If someone has a source that gives a different elevation, please discuss it here and we can figure out which is correct. -- Spireguy 17:08, 8 March 2007 (UTC)
Thanks Spireguy, that does make more sense.--Smithers50 18:19, 8 March 2007 (UTC)
[edit] swimming man
[1] maybe the image of the arm should be included? i've always thought that to be one of the most alarming photos to have come out of the 1985 eruption
