Rootless Shield by sharky_
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Description
Surface lava had stopped in the lower coastal plains. Way up the Pali (hill), lava is moving down thru lava tubes and into a rootless shield at about the 1900 ft elevation. Rootless shields are piles of lava fed via of lava tubes. Think of a large swimming pool or lava pond. The lava is over flowing on the west side of the rootless shield, on the same side of the last remaining house in Royal Gardens (Jack Thompson's house). If the walls of the rootless shield collapse, it will send a large amount of lava downwards. For now, we wait and see. Aloha and thank you for viewing
Comments (26)
Great image sweetie I would love to see something like this Hugs Susan~
Such intersting shapes..I might need to make some sort of drawing using this!
Incredible capture and information, Errol. Wonderful work. Aloha. Diane. xx
outstanding hot stuff....unbelievable how close you can get there.....just super dear Errol
What a contrast to the black crust to the bright lava. Great shot my friend.
HOT~~!!HOT!! Hot!!1 Great image dear!!
Another fascinating image of the lava, with a good lesson to go along with it to explain the rootless shields to us. Is the house still occupied while they wait to see if it survives?
Thanks for the trivia and hot photo. I hope Jack's house survives.
Fantastic capture!!!
It's amazing how the lava can be so hot it still glows and yet have a crust on it. amazing shot. be careful out there my friend and aloha
Another hot shot--!!
another fantastique shot !
great picture and interesting information!
looks so cool... I mean hot - lol
easy to understand why you are drawn to the lava.never the same thing
WOW!
Lovely. I have just watched a show on it bubbling under water. I find it all amazing to watch.
Very pretty!
Very good shot.
Looks to be a fair bit of ash and air in this mix. Looking a lot like pumice, great shot!
Interesting capture! :)
Incredible...powerful image!!!! Aloha...
Wonderful photo , Errol ! Be done fairly warm!
Superb!! Makes me wanna touch it! I love that texture! Beautifully captured.
A marvelous picture. This makes it very understandable for me.
in a lesson for pencil drawing you must draw curtains and its folds to get a feeling for light and shadow, lava would be a fantastic material also! ;o)