Iki's Pit by sharky_
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A close up view of Kilauea Iki's pit....filled with lava rocks and cinder from landslides. It could be dangerous standing where we are if another landslide had occurred. Hope our luck doesn't run out. Aloha and thank you for viewing.
Comments (26)
I hope your luck holds out for a very long time, who else will show us these remarkable fotos of a volcano up close and personal!! Great shot!!
Crazy man!!! Great picture. Love the all the different colors of rock.
Cool pit shot from above!!
Amazing! ...and I agree with beachzz L I hope your luck holds out forever and one day! Great capture ...ty for sharing!
You know, these shot realy something. You show the volcano's history through these capture on a way on your hike. truly a waluable pictures.
Remarkable volcano capture dear Friend!!!!!!!!!!bravissimo!V:DDD.Happy Christmas to You!!!!Hugsxx Whyma
amazing how quick life returns to such forbidding conditions.thanks for risking your well being to share this capture
Be careful, nice shot:):):)
Beautiful picture. I find it amazing trees grow out of lava rock. Cool! We put lava rock in our flower beds to keep out the weeds, and in our BBQ grills to cook over. Todd
Whoa - what a great shot! I feel like if I slipped, I would fall forever.
So interesting to see this close up, and the vegetation springing up from the lava!
Greetings, Very interesting. Thank you for sharing. egmont
Love how you can tell it's been some time given the regrowth around the pit. :)
What a very cool shot.
Amazing capture and place Errol. You are so close to the edge. Stay safe, always. This is a wonderful hike with you and Lady Carrie. Aloha. Diane.
I'm glad your luck held out, and that it remained dormant. :) Aloha!
Errol, do you know the average amount of rock that is displaced with each slide? Is this broken rock filled more with iron or pumice? I'm just curious as to the density of the rock under your feet. A very interesting shot. Do you think the mountain finds the all these people looking into its mouth an irritation?
Interesting capture of the dark rock-strewn abyss, Shark! Climb down and around this formation at one's own peril. Incidentally, if you say Iki's Pit real fast it sounds like Icky Spit!
I know your tolerance on heights and I bet this was a little spooky for you...but you got the shot and that's what matters....Thanks for the peek into the abyss. Aloha~
Excellent and very interesting shot, Errol. What amazes me is how fast life comes back.
Impressiv texture and nice shot my friend ! Good day :)
Wawww! Very interesting! I never see...
is those trees or big brushes. this is cool and I happy you both ok
Jocko....Those are small tree. Aloha
fabulous landscape shot Errol...
a river of rocks! interesting capture! ;o)