End of the Road by sharky_
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Here is yesterdays post shot from a different angle "(Click Here)" . The lava had filled this area after we left, crossed the road and made its way to the sea. It is the End of the Road. That "White House" on the hill was last seen on April 1 and had survived the onslaught of the lava flow. He now has a front seat view of the lava but I'm pretty sure he had evacuated because of the smoke. I had posted his house called
"Friendly Neighborhood" before. I hope his house remains in tack. Hope you all liked and enjoyed this lava series. I appreciate your interest. Aloha and thank you for viewing.
Comments (41)
I have completely enjoyed every one of these, Errol, this is mother nature doing what she does best. Your links are great as well, thanks for sharing!!!
Wow, all of these lava shots are just so amazing to see.
Brilliant series Errol!!!!! I always enjoy viewing your magnificent images!!!!! Enjoy the weekend... Aloha...
I know that I repeat my self but I realy enjoy following your Lava series!!! I really would like to see it with my own eyes!!! Have a very nice weekend Henk
wow it must be so hot standing there i really enjoy your lave shots .. i would love to see it in person one day ( really have to get over there as my sister has a second home there !!! ) .
Fantastic glow. Love the wider view of the lava field.
excellent image, i'd be curious as to what the temperature is being that close to it too, nevertheless it still amazes me, great work !!
WOW.Fantastic photo.
SapUS59.....The temperature of lava itself may be between 700° to 1,250° Celsius, which is about 2,000° Fahrenheit. It is very hot... Aloha
Great shots, must get your heart pounding a little:):):)
The series has been amazing Erol, sorry if I cannot always comment, but I have been looking. All these scenes to me are so scary, and I cannot imagine how it must feel having a house so close to a lava flow. Thank you for showing us with your excellent photography just how dramatic and dangerous Mother Nature can be. hugs Jane xx
incredible
It's really raging along in this shot. Thanks for taking us along and sharing Pele's flow with us! Aloha~
This series has just been amazing, although your lava shots always are. I live in Oregon and last night on the local weather they showed the lava from this pouring into the ocean. It was just amazing to watch and I cannot imagine the thrill it must be to see this in person. Your series gave us a front row seat. Thank you.
excellent capture !
Wonderful shot, Errol! I love the red glow on the rock on both sides of the flow, and the guy in the blue shirt holding his arms up shows that it's as hot as it looks. This has been an excellent series.
The hot lava looks like an anomaly out there in the middle of all the dark stuff. Terrific series, Shark, thanks tons!
amazing serie !
A truly amazing series! Beautiful shot.
Honest, if you stop to think about how hot rock must get to melt like that, you learn a new respect for sights like this. Outstanding shot.
Fascinating shots.
wow a river of lava and a line of people looking on
so amazing Errol.you are giving me an insight into your world.thanks
Amazing shot! The lava seems to be flowing quickly here. And the shots of the white house are awesome, really gives perspective to this!!
nice shot:)
fascinanting Errol!
Your series are always great. What a story teller of pictures!! Thanks for the ride and for sharing what most people will never experience in their lives. Mahalo
Interesting shot and background story!
Lots of people there....nature at work....
Cheating here..peeked in on your gallery to see what i have missed of late.....stunning shots allof them of the lava flow Errol, I would love to see with my own eyes!