Thanks for answering thats interestigng, in one city in New Zealand with a lofof geothermal activity, it smells almost like rotten eggs when you first arrive there but you quickly get used to it and do not notice it anymore
same as there the water is so clear
I found a ceramic plate which mentioning about the team who conducted a Geothermal survey around that place, seems like they couldn't find the source too.. that's why it only became a Geoheritage of Geopark Pongkor, not Geothermal Project (I'm more than happy to know that..LOL) because there's another famous place in East Java, Dieng Mountain, A mountain of Sulphur where people around from children to elder working to mine the sulphur everyday. I was wondering how they breath, but as i read your comment, we won't notice it when we're used to it.
Working to mins sulphur must be hard and dangerous I would imagine
don't need imagine... it's terribly dangerous, but they have no choice
Thats so sad thanks for sharing it is thought provoking