When you are on the volcano you actually sometimes forget that you are in such an amazing place.

You might be sitting in your tent, you might be surrounded with the toxic gases,

it might be just pouring with rain, with the acid rain.

The voice you're hearing is Bradley Ambrose.

He is a photographer, and he spends a lot of time camping out by active scary volcanoes.

And it's just nice for your mind to wander and just find something exciting to do

when you are, you know, back out there in the fine weather.

A little chocolate, a marshmallow.

So recently, Bradley was going to repel and camp

by a violent lake of lava in Benbow crater in Venuatu.

And that lake of lava, keeping track, is more than 2,000 degrees Fahrenheit.

So Bradley decided he could use that heat to make

smores. We should say there are easier ways to make smores.

And microwave.

The marshmallow might have been a little bit too large.

I don't think it's too bad for my first smalls. So Bradley I have to ask, I think one of the worst human experiences is when you have a chocolate bar and you put it in your pocket and then you take it out and it's all melted.

This lake of lava is even hotter than the human body.

How did you keep the chocolate from melting?

I don't think there is a way that you can keep it from melting.

When I opened up the packet packet it was misshapen the heat had

actually got to it but I was able to just you know it was still relatively flat so I was able to just, you know, it was still relatively flat, so I was able to just shove it

inside the cracker and throw the marshmallow on top.

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