Voluptuous Volcanoes, the story of the only miniature volcanoes in Europe

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Voluntary volcanoes from Pâclele Mari and Pâclele Mici represent one of the most interesting tourist destinations in our country. The muddy volcanoes are located in the [CENSORED]ture Subcarpathians in Berca, Buzau County, being formed due to the eruptions of gas in the earth, which trained the surface of the mud and water.

 
In the area they are known as patches and have the same structure as a true volcano. The only difference is that they erupt with water and sludge, which is why they are not as dangerous as lava.

The term muddy volcano characterizes a slow eruption of most of the time, but it can also be rapid, based on mud. It can sometimes be accompanied by gas or even oil.

 
 
Volous Volcanoes were first remarked in our country in the area of Berca by the Frenchman H. Cognard in 1867 on petroleum exploration. However, muddy volcanoes have been known since ancient times, which is why many legends have been born around them.

 
Mrs. Neaga's legend
400 years ago, at the place where the Spooky Volcanoes are now, it is said that Mrs Neaga, wife of ruler Mihnea Turcit, lived. She lived in these lands, after the death of her husband, with her four children, three daughters and a boy.

 
But there was a great disaster on these lands, with the coming of a dragon who destroyed everything around him. People came to Mrs. Neaga to complain about the scandal.

Merciful, she sent her son, Arbanaş, who defeated the dragon. It is said that the sludge from which clay is splashing at this moment would be the wounds of the dragon, and the gray and cracked field would be behind the beast.

Voluptuous volcanoes in history
"Buzzuous volcanoes were first remarked in our country in Berca, Buzau County, by the Frenchman H. Cognard in 1867 on oil prospecting. Later, they were described in 1883 by Grigore Cobalcescu, in 1890 by Grigore Ştefănescu, and in 1965 by Mircea Peahă, who also draws up a synthesis work, writes journalist Gheorghe Petcu in Buzău-Legends and History.

References to the muddy volcanoes in the Buzau region, but in a literary approach, Alexandru Odobescu also made in his Pseudokinegeticos, which he published in 1874.

"If you do not know and you have not seen, let me tell you that the boiling boilers have been set there with boiling pitch; under the earth giggle and boil the muddy cloud, cooler than ice, darker than fog; then, through the mouths of the valley of this valley without spill, gushing upwards, when a skier, a slap, a hurry, and more; every mouthed around the mounds, and the bells that he crumbles spit out of the hulk, drifted through the mounds, gather in the mud, dry in the wind, crash into the sun, and lay down the valley of the valley with a humorous and humiliating humor, which he does not catch, God forbid, neither knot, nor thorns. " (Al. Odobescu, Pseudokinegeticos