Twin Pit Craters by sharky_
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Description
From my last post, Lady Carrie and Myron calls me to look at these two twin pit craters. Pit Crater are craters formed by sinking in of the surface, not primarily a vent for lava. One of the craters were partially filled with cinder and sand. The other was very deep. Lady Carrie threw a rock into the pit and it took about 8 to 10 seconds before it hit bottom. We were not going to step over the edge to take a look down as there were many red flags signaling us not to. Dennis (Cosine) was right when he said "I'll bet they found something green" [ "click here" ]. There was more green vegetation in these pit craters than on the surface within a 3 mile radius from here. Aloha and thank you for viewing

Comments (33)
WOW! I need some of that! LOL about 8 truck loads will do and while you're at it, I will take them beautiful ohias! Simply amazing!!!!! and really makes you think on the placement of your home that's for sure! Nice Job sharky!
Wow thats some shot.
Beautiful landscape:)
Amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Wonderful photo and find! I bet that made your day S
Looks great
I think this pic is great, the nature there is just amazing. Hugs my friend
Man, I Love those rock layers, very, very nice shot!!!
My vicarious holiday continues...Marvellous!
Ditto with Thelby, I really like the layers of rock in this! Nice shot of an oasis (kinda) amidst lava~
Excellent ! :)
Wow, I knew you were going to show us something awesome and you did indeed!! I wouldn't be stepping anywhere near those edges either - another great shot, Errol!!
Once again, I am glad you played it safe. You know how that lava can buckle under your feet. Great shot. See you at lunch today. Aloha
Excellent picture. I guess you didn't have your repelling equipment. :) Todd
Wow! That's awesome. Totally worth the wait. I never would have guessed!
Excellent shot , thanks for sharing ! Ana
Wonderful!!!
Terrific POV and textures in this unique shot, Shark! Again, this reminds me photos sent back from Mars by our two rovers.
i see the green lol looks big too
BEAUTIFUL CAPTURE & TEXTURES !!!!!
fascinating. The starkness is exciting.
I knew it! With apologies for linking to my own gallery, seeing this in the middle of apparently barren lava was a good clue. I love this photo, Errol. This thing must be huge, to have trees growing out of its sides, and for them to look so small. This looks like a very good argument for staying on the path.
Glad you didn't peek over. Amazing capture of the dual craters. :)
Looks like a pretty dangerous hole here....wish I could see the bottom. But it's probably best to heed the warning signs...don't want to have to read about you in the local paper. Those trees really give scale to the size of this crater....Nice shooting here~ Aloha~
Amazing shot! Happy New Year 2008 for you!!! Maire
I love the variance of colors and textures.might be some iron oxide and sulphur.outstanding capture Errol and happy new year
This series is amazing. Interesting to see a change in a landscape, lots of vegetation here.
The fascinating thing to me is all the different colors in the rocks! Beautiful image Errol!!!!! Aloha...
Fantastic photo.
What a beautiful natural scene of the environment at its best. Very informative little bit of information you have given, to explain the beauty of this photograph. So very peaceful and beautiful. I've never seen this... and the layers of the rock is absolutely phenomenal to look at..... so many beautiful colours, and rich textures! Have a safe and Happy New Year!
Wow!!! I am speechless. This is just awesome!! Wonderful shots and a wonderful series!!