Old and New Lava by sharky_
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You can tell the difference between fresh lava rock and the older one. Here Terry points at a finger of newly formed lava rock while the finger points at the old lava. Aloha and thank you for viewing
Comments (15)
Wow thats so cool to see, all this lava is just something to get to see photos of. Awesome job here for sure.
Always amazed to see this ever changing terrain!!!!!! The difference in the colors are very dramatic!!!! Aloha!!!
That is a very cool shape.
Unreal...you guys playing with fire. Madness....fell like I want to try it myself!
Ah this illustrates, what you said, Errol, and what funny form the fresh lava has...like a flatend chicken...lol..but again..thats my imagination running wild...grin
Always very interesting to see this pic of Lava.. look very nice pic
One question: what do you do for to know where you need to walk?, I know, the lava have this lighting, but you make the diferency between where you go and where you cannot? Just for curiosity... Excellent picture and I see, your friends are like you "lover of the risk" lol!!!!! Good day and great weekend my friend ;)
This is scary stuff, very good lighting on the b&w and fiery red.
The fresh lava rock looks like a fantastic animal, that came from the inside of the earth...
^take care ! a very fascinating and interesting picture ! Aloha #:O) ^^^^^^
Looks like silver foam you sprayed on the surface! Excellent! 8;o)
mermaid....nothing wrong with imagination. Did you see the mans face next to Terry's right shoe?..lol Valou....The main lava pit is located several miles up hill. Lava comes down thru lava tubes and headed towards the ocean. When you cross over the lava tube, you will definitely know it as the ground temperature is warm to hot. If we hike during the day, we would look for a strong heat wave. Forget looking for smoke/steam as it could be all over the lava rocks when it rains. Sometimes we are lucky and sometimes nothing. It is much more difficult to find surface lava during the day. I had marked 2 skylights position with my GPS but I think it has been covered since then. Finding lava at nights is much easier. Just look for the brightest red glow. We do probe the lava with our walking sticks to see if it will collapse or not. If the temperature is over whelming, we stay off. I hope I answered your question? Aloha
bet you always getting new walking sticks. this is very interest looking
far braver than I . excellent observation on the shape of a hand in the lava
fantasy. you are an eyewitness!!!