Lava 658 by sharky_
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One of the first thing I'll say to people who walks the lava flow with me is "What Ever You Do, Do Not Fall!" The lava rocks are like little broken pieces of glass. So far two people have fallen on our hikes but lucky with no serious cuts. Terry and I have not fallen yet (knock 3 times on wood). Here, I'm standing on a small hill about 20 feet away from this ooze. Will walk down towards the lava and hopefully I don't fall or its BBQ time. Aloha and thank you for viewing....
Comments (22)
woo thats something cool to see, something so hot,lol.
Wow, BBQ Sharky. What a treat. I like this one best. I can see how HOT the lava is. Red Hot Momma. Aloha
Well, your still her so I guess theres no barbecue! LOL! sorry.... This really is very interesting, and I couldn't imagine being close to it, looks very ominous, awesome capture Errol, thanks for sharing this cool pic! 8-)
For such adventures you have to be young and strong! Anyway God bless you! It must be hot there like in hell! It's wonderfull to see lava on photos and is wonderful to have you there! Fantastic photo and shot!!!
What a privilege to walk a lava flow. To see first how new rock is shaped and made, and how it changes the shape of its path looking for a place to cool its feet.
superB, ALWAYS a joy to look at this..it's really hot !
Very cool but hot again lol.... Thanks for sharing that wonderful place with us buddy! ^_^ Awesome work! :)
WOW, can I ever see the faces in this one, I'm surprised you didn't mention them??? LOL!!!!!Another HOT SHOT!!!!!!! AMAZING WORK!!!!!!!!!! Aloha!!!!
I see them too Akemi, especially that one on the far left of the red lava. Aloha
Spectacoular view!!!bravissimo as usual!V:DDD.Hugsxx
Wow hot stuff!!!
very very very good this one!!!! Excellent shot my friend and very good look detail !!! Bonne journ et bisous :D
Fantastic shot, so clear and detailled. Thanks for sharing!!!
hot image, never saw this in real life! thx for sharing it! Grrrreat!
Fascinating Errol... love your lava shots !
You gotta be insane man. I dont even walk closer to the oven than 30 feet, lol. Might be because i dont wanna get stuck making dinner though. #:oP Awesome documentary once again Errol! #:O)
oh man talk about getting CUT WHAT ABOUT burned to death !??? it looks scary to me !! amazing shot of it !!! WOW!! AWESOME!
Wow!!!Great image again!!! And I understand what you say about the lava rocks, I busted a pair of Timberland shoes when I walked on the Etna (volcano of Sicily)! Bravo Errol!!!
lol this is hot looking. I only say a lava flow in the west U.S.A. but you can not walk on it and it over 10,000 years old. I saw how sharp the lava was and pick up some just to lok at. it was sharp when I picked it up. I was in the San Francsco Mountions by Flagstave
Yaaaaaaay more land for the Big Island!! Hats off to you Errol for hiking out here so many times and bringing back these excellent pic's. I know I should be getting my own, but it's nice to see your work and the fruits of your labor. Don't step there, walk around, walk around....Aloha~
Don't fall brah! Man, I see a ton of faces in that -- even some spider webs. It gives off a simmering molevolence...probably much like a certain sibling you mentioned. ;oP
spectacular captures and you have far more nerve than I